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Wayve signs multi-year deal to train driving AI on CoreWeave

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Wayve will train, test and simulate its AI Driver on CoreWeave's Nvidia Blackwell cloud under a multi-year agreement, CoreWeave said Monday. The self-driving software company learns from driving data gathered in more than 70 countries and licenses its technology to carmakers and ride-hailing companies. Neither company disclosed the agreement's value or precise duration. Wayve has used Microsoft Azure for training since 2022, so the CoreWeave arrangement may not be exclusive. Its London passenger service with Uber operates with a safety driver in every car.
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