GPU compute for training and serving
Run workloads on NVIDIA architectures including Vera Rubin NVL72, Blackwell, and Hopper, with bare-metal and Kubernetes-native environments identified on the platform.
CoreWeave is an AI-focused cloud platform that combines GPU infrastructure, storage, networking, orchestration, and operational tooling for training and serving AI workloads. It supports teams moving from model experiments to production systems, including reinforcement-learning and agent-development workflows.
CoreWeave is an AI-focused cloud platform that combines infrastructure and development tooling for teams building and operating AI systems. Its platform covers GPU compute, AI-oriented storage, cluster networking, scheduling, and operational services, with support for both bare-metal and Kubernetes-native environments.
The product is organized around two connected layers. CoreWeave Infrastructure provides the foundation for training and serving workloads, while CoreWeave Forge supports the iterative AI loop: running systems, observing behavior, curating signals, improving a model or agent, and evaluating the next version. This makes the platform relevant to teams working across research, training, reinforcement learning, inference, and agent development.
CoreWeave also offers operational tooling for cluster health and workload visibility, plus CoreWeave ARENA for running real workloads on purpose-built infrastructure before production commitment. Pricing materials describe regional on-demand and spot GPU capacity, along with CPU and other cloud services.
Run workloads on NVIDIA architectures including Vera Rubin NVL72, Blackwell, and Hopper, with bare-metal and Kubernetes-native environments identified on the platform.
CoreWeave AI Object Storage and distributed file storage are designed for AI data throughput, with zero-egress migration described for storage workflows.
NVIDIA Quantum InfiniBand and Spectrum-X Ethernet provide networking options intended for large-scale cluster expansion and distributed training.
CoreWeave Kubernetes Service and SUNK, described as Slurm on Kubernetes, provide scheduling options for teams operating GPU workloads.
Mission Control automates node lifecycle and health checks and provides visibility into infrastructure and workload behavior.
Forge connects runs, production signals, curation, model or agent improvement, and evaluation; its ARIA agent analyzes runs and recommends the next iteration.
Use GPU compute, high-throughput storage, cluster networking, and scheduling to run distributed or long-running training jobs with infrastructure health visibility.
Connect production signals with subsequent model improvement through Forge workflows designed around repeated feedback and training cycles.
Track experiments, investigate which changes affected results, and use ARIA recommendations to plan the next model or agent revision.
Deploy serving workloads on available NVIDIA GPU configurations. The pricing page distinguishes inference usage for eligible customers, with availability and rates varying by configuration and region.
Run real workloads through CoreWeave ARENA on purpose-built infrastructure before deciding whether to move to production.
CoreWeave provides an AI cloud platform spanning GPU compute, AI-oriented storage, cluster networking, managed Kubernetes and Slurm-on-Kubernetes scheduling, and operational tooling. Forge adds tools for tracking and improving the AI development loop.
Yes. The site describes infrastructure for training and serving AI workloads, and the pricing page lists on-demand and spot GPU instances as well as inference pricing for eligible customers. Specific availability and pricing depend on the hardware configuration and region.
The platform identifies NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72, Blackwell, and Hopper architectures. The pricing page lists configurations including GB300 NVL72, GB200 NVL72, HGX B300, HGX B200, RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition, GH200, H100, H200, L40, L40S, and A100 instances.
CoreWeave ARENA is presented as an evaluation environment where teams can run real workloads on purpose-built infrastructure before making a production commitment.
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