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Event Overview
This agreement reflects a strategic move in the tech industry, ensuring consistent utilization of data center resources. The deal highlights the importance of long-term partnerships in managing cloud computing capacity, providing stability for both parties amidst fluctuating demand. Such collaborations are crucial for sustaining growth and innovation in the sector.
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Nvidia and CoreWeave Sign $6.3 Billion Cloud Computing Capacity Deal
Nvidia and CoreWeave have entered into a $6.3 billion deal to secure cloud computing capacity. Under the agreement, Nvidia will purchase any unused computing resources from CoreWeave through April 2032, ensuring that CoreWeave's data centers remain utilized even if client demand fluctuates. The deal includes exit clauses for breaches or bankruptcy and secures a long-term buyer for CoreWeave's spare resources. This partnership strengthens ties between the two companies, with Nvidia supplying GPUs and holding a significant equity stake in CoreWeave, owning 24.3 million shares as of the end of Q2. CoreWeave, founded in 2017, provides access to Nvidia GPUs for AI model training. The company went public in March with the largest U.S. venture-backed tech IPO since 2021. After a fivefold surge post-IPO, the stock lost about 50% over the summer but has since rebounded by around 35%. Following the announcement of the deal, CoreWeave's stock rose by about 5% in early U.S. trading.