CoreWeave signs multi-year deal to train Wayve's self-driving AI models on Nvidia Blackwell GPUs
Wayve will use CoreWeave Cloud for training, evaluation and simulation of its AI Driver; the companies did not disclose the contract's value.
Why it matters
CoreWeave's growth has relied on a few large AI labs, and this deal adds a physical-AI customer whose driving models are trained on real-world data from more than 70 countries. Wayve, backed by SoftBank, Nvidia and Uber, started on CoreWeave's Weights & Biases tools before moving training onto its cloud. Wayve says its AI Driver is meant for vehicles from personally owned cars to robotaxis. Watch whether CoreWeave discloses the deal's size and how quickly Wayve's commercial deployments scale.
Key facts
- Multi-year agreement announced 9 November 2026
- Training on CoreWeave Cloud with NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs
- Covers training, evaluation and simulation
- Wayve's data comes from more than 70 countries
- Wayve began with Weights & Biases
- Contract value not disclosed