Wayve to train self-driving AI on CoreWeave’s Blackwell cloud
The Next Web reported that Wayve signed a multi-year deal to train, test and simulate its AI Driver using Nvidia Blackwell chips on CoreWeave Cloud. Wayve’s software learns from driving data collected in more than 70 countries, while the companies did not disclose the agreement’s value or length. Wayve has also trained models on Microsoft Azure since 2022, so the CoreWeave arrangement may not be exclusive.
The agreement connects AI training infrastructure with physical AI for autonomous driving, but undisclosed terms limit assessment of its scale and financial impact.
London self-driving startup Wayve will train, test and simulate its AI Driver on CoreWeave’s Nvidia Blackwell cloud under a multi-year deal. Terms were not disclosed. CoreWeave shares fell about 3% before the market opened.
Wayve, the London startup building self-driving software, will train its AI models on CoreWeave’s cloud under a multi-year deal, CoreWeave said on Monday. Neither company disclosed the value or length of the agreement.
Wayve will use Nvidia Blackwell chips on CoreWeave Cloud to train, test and simulate its AI Driver. The software learns from driving data gathered in more than 70 countries. Wayve started out on Weights & Biases, an AI model-tracking tool that CoreWeave bought last year.
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