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CoreWeave secures $2.6 billion debt facility for AI infrastructure

The financing will support massive data center expansion for OpenAI and others.

Olivia Sharp 1 min read 773 views
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CoreWeave closes a $2.6 billion debt facility led by JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs to fund new data centers and Nvidia GPU acquisitions.

Fueling the compute boom

Specialized cloud provider CoreWeave closed a massive $2.6 billion debt financing facility on Thursday. The round was led by major financial institutions including JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley. This new capital injection is designed to fund the acquisition of high-performance compute assets, specifically Nvidia GPUs, and the construction of data centers required to run them.

CoreWeave has emerged as a critical player in the AI supply chain, acting as a primary infrastructure partner for Microsoft and OpenAI. Unlike traditional cloud providers, CoreWeave specializes in the bare-metal GPU access required for training large foundation models.

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