Less than a week after its IPO, CoreWeave is already a polarizing stock. The co-founder explains what investors may be missing.

Google is in advanced talks to rent state-of-the-art Nvidia Blackwell chips for running artificial intelligence from CoreWeave, an upstart cloud provider, according to two people briefed about the situation.

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The much-anticipated initial public offering (IPO) of CoreWeave ( CRWV -7.58%) came Friday. The stock ended the day where it started trading at its offering price of $40 per share. But stock in the artificial intelligence (AI) hyperscaler is plunging on its first full day of trading.

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Nvidia GPU and AI startup CoreWeave sets IPO at $51 per share, 47 million shares for market value of $2.7 billion with OpenAI and Microsoft benefiting.

If not for Nvidia, there would be no CoreWeave IPO. The artificial intelligence infrastructure startup might still be plucking away in the crypto market. In 2020, CoreWeave established a business ...

CoreWeave, a cloud computing company backed by Nvidia, priced its initial public offering at $40 per share Thursday, below its previously expected range.