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What to expect during CoreWeave’s ‘Fully Connected’ event: Join theCUBE Sept. 30-Oct. 1

In the growing AI ecosystem, specialized cloud platform provider CoreWeave Inc. is defining its role as a cost-efficient resource for companies seeking to deploy AI with less investment and effort. Two announcements over the past five months stand out as key indicators in this regard. The first was CoreWeave’s launch in May of a new offering […] The post What to expect during CoreWeave’s ‘Fully…

What to expect during CoreWeave’s ‘Fully Connected’ event: Join theCUBE Sept. 30-Oct. 1

CoreWeave, a specialized cloud platform provider in the growing AI ecosystem, will host its inaugural user conference in San Francisco from September 30 to October 1. The conference aims to showcase the company's role as a cost-efficient resource for companies seeking to deploy AI with less investment and effort. Two significant announcements over the past five months highlight CoreWeave's impact on the AI conversation.

In May, the company launched a new offering that enables enterprises to deploy AI agents that can learn and improve themselves autonomously using real-world data. This launch was followed by the announcement of a Physical AI Field Engineering service, which bridges the gap between industrial domain expertise and applied machine learning.

Industry analysts, including John Furrier from theCUBE Research, anticipate interesting trends at the conference, particularly the growing concept of 'asset light' AI intelligence. This term refers to the ability to access AI capabilities without the need for substantial upfront investments. TheCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media's livestreaming studio, will cover the event, providing on-site reporting and exclusive interviews with CoreWeave executives and industry leaders.

The conference will explore how CoreWeave and the broader AI infrastructure ecosystem tackle system-level challenges in operationalizing AI to run complex models and applications at production scale. CoreWeave's Chief Marketing Officer, Jean English, emphasizes the company's focus on reducing costs and accelerating training for AI agents.

She explains that the autonomous improvement capabilities for AI agents can cut costs by over 40% and increase training speed by about 1.4 times without compromising quality. CoreWeave's partnership with Nvidia Corp. is also a key factor contributing to the company's growth. In June, CoreWeave completed the industry's first bring-up and validation of Nvidia's Vera Rubin NVL72 on CoreWeave Cloud, highlighting advancements in liquid cooling, rack control, networking, and secure multi-tenant operations.

With a revenue backlog of approximately $104 billion as of June 30, CoreWeave's strong market demand and strategic partnerships position the company as a significant player in the AI infrastructure ecosystem.

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