CoreWeave reportedly signed a multi-year agreement with Wayve to provide the computing power needed to train its artificial intelligence models for autonomous driving. Neither company had confirmed the arrangement as of November 9, 2026, and no financial value, start date or exact contract length was disclosed. Wayve currently uses Microsoft Azure and Nvidia automotive hardware, so the deal could supplement its infrastructure or trigger a supplier change. Valued at $8.6 billion after raising $1.5 billion in February 2026, Wayve is much smaller than CoreWeave clients such as OpenAI and Meta. For Wayve, diversifying its computing suppliers could reduce the risk of bottlenecks and strengthen its negotiating position.
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