CoreWeave Inc. has appointed two high-profile executives from Google and Oracle to enhance its AI infrastructure. Chen Goldberg, formerly of Google, will take on the role of senior vice president of engineering, while Sachin Jain from Oracle will serve as chief operating officer. This strategic move comes as CoreWeave raises significant funding to compete with major cloud service providers in the AI sector.
The company has rapidly gained value in the AI landscape, raising $12 billion in the past year. CoreWeave's focus on building AI capabilities is underscored by its substantial contracts with Core Scientific, which will host its Nvidia GPUs for AI applications. These developments position CoreWeave as a formidable player in the competitive AI market.
• CoreWeave hires executives to enhance AI infrastructure and compete effectively.
• The company raised $12 billion to support its AI growth strategy.
CoreWeave aims to build robust AI infrastructure to support various applications in the cloud.
CoreWeave operates in the cloud computing space, focusing on AI capabilities.
CoreWeave utilizes Nvidia GPUs to power its AI applications in data centers.
CoreWeave has raised significant funding to enhance its capabilities and compete in the AI market.
Nvidia's technology is integral to CoreWeave's AI applications and infrastructure.
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