- CoreWeave received an additional $2 billion investment from NVIDIA.
- The funding aims to help build more than five gigawatts of AI factory capacity by 2030, per NVIDIA.
- NVIDIA’s total investments in CoreWeave now exceed $5 billion, adding to an existing $3.3 billion stake.
- CoreWeave will deploy multiple generations of NVIDIA hardware and collaborate on AI-native software and system testing.
- CoreWeave shares jumped more than 15% intraday on Monday, traded about 9% higher at press time, and have risen about 40% since January 1; NVIDIA stock fell slightly on the day but is up 27% over the past year.
CoreWeave said NVIDIA will invest an additional $2 billion in the AI cloud company on Monday to expand AI infrastructure and software collaboration. The move adds to NVIDIA’s existing $3.3 billion stake, bringing total investments to more than $5 billion and aims to help build over five gigawatts of AI factory capacity by 2030, according to NVIDIA.
The companies will work together to improve CoreWeave’s AI-native software and to deploy “multiple generations” of NVIDIA’s AI systems across the platform. They also plan joint testing of AI-focused software and system designs so select tools can be incorporated into NVIDIA’s reference architectures for cloud and enterprise customers.
CoreWeave said it will roll out newer computing and networking systems as it scales capacity to meet rising demand for AI workloads. The partnership highlights a push to integrate hardware and software development to support large-scale AI training and inference.
Market reaction was immediate: CoreWeave shares rose more than 15% during trading on Monday and were trading over 9% higher at press time, leaving the stock about 40% above its January 1 level. NVIDIA’s shares dipped slightly on the day but have gained roughly 27% over the past year.
“AI is entering its next frontier and driving the largest infrastructure buildout in human history,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. The report also noted recent investor attention shifting toward precious metals like Gold and Silver amid geopolitical concerns affecting tech stocks and cloud business outlooks.
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