CoreWeave tests AI integrations on its cloud before you migrate
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CoreWeave is testing AI integrations on its cloud before customers migrate their workloads. The platform offers a Partner Network that includes technology vendors like CrowdStrike, VAST Data, Reflection, IBM, and others. These integrations cover four areas of the AI stack: infrastructure, data services, independent software vendors, and models, agents, and inference.
Each partner must pass rigorous testing on CoreWeave's infrastructure under real-world production conditions. This approach allows existing runbooks and security workflows to carry over without reworking them. The network also enables deeper integrations, joint marketing efforts, and shared innovation. CoreWeave is extending its partner program to include search tools like Exa, Parallel Web Systems, and You.com, making it easier for teams to enable these integrations through a single setting in a standard inference request.
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