Nvidia pumps another two billion dollars into CoreWeave
Nvidia is investing another two billion US dollars in data center company CoreWeave, reports Golem. The financial injection is intended to accelerate the expansion of data center capacity to over five gigawatts by 2030. Prior to the investment, Nvidia held approximately six percent of the AI cloud operator.
Nvidia secures long-term product buyer
Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s CEO, explained to Bloomberg that the partnership primarily aims to align the development work of both companies and provide computing capacity. The strategic alliance deepens technical integration between the two companies and secures Nvidia a privileged buyer for future products.
Through the agreement, CoreWeave is among the first companies to deploy future Nvidia products such as Vera Rubin. Nvidia repeatedly leverages its resources to advance the development of AI infrastructure based on its own products. The chip giant has already invested in OpenAI, Intel, and Anthropic, thereby securing multi-year product purchases.
CoreWeave is a key player in the cloud computing market
Addressing concerns about potential circular business dealings, Huang notes that the investments represent only a fraction of Nvidia’s overall infrastructure spending. At CoreWeave, Nvidia’s investments account for approximately two percent of planned infrastructure expansion expenditures.
Nvidia had already committed under a previous agreement to procure services worth six billion US dollars from CoreWeave. The relationship between the two companies thus extends far beyond the current capital injection.
CoreWeave has established itself as a key player in the cloud computing market. Meta closed a 14.2 billion US dollar contract with the data center operator in October 2025, securing massive computing power for AI projects. Demand for specialized AI infrastructure is driving the company’s growth.
