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Trading firm Jane Street takes an additional $1B stake in CoreWeave and plans to spend ~$6B to access CoreWeave's Nvidia Vera Rubin chips to build and deploy AI

Jane Street Group, a trading firm, has taken an additional $1 billion stake in AI cloud services provider CoreWeave Inc. and plans …

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  • @firstadopter Tae Kim on x
    HFT biz must be going good “Jane Street Signs $6 Billion AI Cloud Agreement With CoreWeave” [image]
  • @kakashiii111 @kakashiii111 on x
    CoreWeave is the most important Nvidia independent SPV and has become almost too big to fail, and could create a domino effect across all the other [SPV] neoclouds. Therefore, Nvidia is working overtime brokering clients and helping with financing, brokering banks and lenders,
  • @negligible_cap @negligible_cap on x
    *JANE STREET INVESTS $1 BILLION IN COREWEAVE, UPS SPENDING PLANS Jane Street's dumping money into $CRWV to gain access to $NVDA Vera Rubin chips set to come out this year [image]
  • @marypcbuk Mary Branscombe on bluesky
    That's a classic Azure deal (buy some Azure services/launch your own product on Azure marketplace) and lots of Coreweave leadership are ex Microsoft; they don't have a marketplace so taking a stake is the closest equivalent [embedded post]