From The Next Web · Ana Maria Constantin · · 1m
Wayve picks CoreWeave to train self-driving AI
London autonomous vehicle startup Wayve will use CoreWeave's Nvidia Blackwell cloud to train its AI Driver under a multi-year deal.
In brief
London autonomous vehicle startup Wayve will use CoreWeave's Nvidia Blackwell cloud to train its AI Driver under a multi-year deal. Wayve, valued at eight point six billion dollars, will train its self-driving software on CoreWeave's cloud in a multi-year deal with undisclosed terms. Originally reported by The Next…
Wayve and CoreWeave strike cloud deal
London self-driving startup Wayve will train its AI Driver on CoreWeave's Nvidia Blackwell cloud under a multi-year deal. Neither company disclosed the value or length of the agreement.
How Wayve's AI learns to drive
Wayve's AI Driver learns from driving data gathered in more than seventy countries. The software improves by gathering real-world driving experience, training on it, evaluating it, and deploying only what outperforms what is already on…
“Our AI Driver gets better by running this data flywheel: gathering real-world driving experience, training on it, evaluating it, and deploying only what outperforms what is already on the road.”
CoreWeave expands beyond chatbots
For CoreWeave, the deal marks a push into physical AI such as cars and robots. CoreWeave shares fell about three percent before the market opened and were on course for an eighteen-month low.
At a glance
Wayve, valued at eight point six billion dollars, will train its self-driving software on CoreWeave's cloud in a multi-year deal with undisclosed terms.
