Corvex, Inc. announced the appointment of Michael Craig as Vice President of Architecture and Site Operations to lead th

Corvex, Inc., a Nasdaq-listed AI computing platform specializing in GPU-accelerated infrastructure for AI workloads, announced on July 15, 2026, the appointment of Michael Craig as Vice President of Architecture and Site Operations. Craig will lead cluster architecture and site operations for Corvex's AI Factory business, coordinating the technical, physical, and supply-chain requirements needed to convert high-density GPU infrastructure into reliable, production-ready customer capacity.

Craig brings more than 25 years of experience building and operating large-scale computing infrastructure. At Crusoe, he built the company's global site operations organization from the ground up, established 24/7 operations across multiple data centers, and led GPU hardware procurement and supplier strategy. He later led customer programs for high-density, liquid-cooled GPU platforms at Supermicro. Earlier in his career, Craig spent more than two decades at Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, where he architected and delivered high-performance computing systems for enterprise and government customers, including multiple TOP500-ranked supercomputers.

Jay Crystal, Co-CEO of Corvex, stated: "Michael joins Corvex at an important moment as we scale our AI Factory business. AI Factory capacity is delivered through thousands of interdependent decisions across architecture, power, cooling, networking, suppliers, sites and operations. Michael brings the cross-functional leadership to help us turn that complexity into reliable customer capacity, execute deployments efficiently, and build a repeatable execution model."

Craig commented on his appointment: "Corvex is focused on one of the hardest and most important challenges in AI: turning high-performance infrastructure into capacity customers can actually use. The companies that win in AI infrastructure will be the ones that can translate complex physical, technical and supply-chain requirements into reliable capacity at scale. Corvex is building exactly that kind of platform, and I'm excited to help scale the architecture, site operations and procurement capabilities that make it possible."

The appointment reflects Corvex's efforts to scale its AI Factory platform to address growing demand for secure, high-performance AI compute as workloads become increasingly power-dense and operationally complex.