- CoreWeave is pivoting from crypto mining to AI infrastructure, utilizing its assets to support high-performance computing needs.
- Core Scientific provides specialized data centers for CoreWeave, which is simultaneously seeking to convert lease expenses to owned assets.
CoreWeave provides compute capacity to Core Scientific, which is currently involved in operational capacity agreements.
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Updated Aug 11
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What happened
CoreWeave provides compute capacity to Core Scientific, which is currently involved in operational capacity agreements.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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CoreWeave
American cloud computing company
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Core Scientific
company
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Michael Intrator
American executive
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Related events
- Core Scientific rejected CoreWeave's acquisition offer while simultaneously granting AMD access to its data-center capacity.
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- CoreWeave attracted investors interested in its business and continues to rent GPU-powered cloud capacity.
- CoreWeave and Endava are competing for investment, and Michael Intrator and Brian Venturo co-founded CoreWeave.