Microsoft is a competitor to CoreWeave, but also a major customer
- Microsoft is probably CoreWeave's biggest customer
- Over 2023-2030, it will spend approximately $10 billion on CoreWeave
- At the same time, the total value of the contracts will already be $17 billion
- Microsoft leases the AI servers that CoreWeave manages
- CoreWeave boasts rapid growth in its sales
- The startup's revenue could be around $2 billion by the end of 2024
- CoreWeave is likely to turn a net profit for the first time.
- At the same time, the startup's capex for 2024-2025 will be $24 bln
- CoreWeave's 2025 revenue is expected to be $8 billion (x4)
- Half of CoreWeave's contracts for next year have already been signed
- CoreWeave valuation around $23 billion (+$19 billion YTD)
- CoreWeave also counts Nvidia among its customers
- Nvidia is also an investor, having invested $100 million a year ago
- CoreWeave's capacity will grow to nearly 850 MW by 2026
- It will get 100k H200s and 100k B200s by the end of the year
- The startup will also be able to get almost 150k GB200 chips
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