CoreWeave reportedly signs multi-year deal with Wayve for AI model training

The GPU cloud provider would supply compute for the UK self-driving startup's AI training, though neither company had publicly confirmed it as of November 9, 2026 CoreWeave has signed a multi-year agreement to provide cloud computing for Wayve’s self-driving AI training, according to a post on X. As of November 9, 2026, neither company had publicly confirmed the arrangement in available records. What the reported deal covers The post describes a straightforward arrangement. CoreWeave would supply the cloud compute, and Wayve would use it to train the AI models behind its self-driving technology. The reported terms are thin. No dollar value, start date or contract length beyond “multi-year” was attached to the post. Wayve’s publicly stated infrastructure stack runs through Microsoft Azure, paired with Nvidia automotive-grade hardware. So the reported deal would either supplement that setup or represent a shift. Two companies, very different scales CoreWeave trades on Nasdaq under the ticker CRWV. Its business centers on GPU-accelerated cloud infrastructure built for training AI models and running them afterward, a process known as inference. CoreWeave has secured multi-year deals to...