Autonomous driving startup Wayve to train self-driving AI on CoreWeave cloud
11/10/2026 — 11/10, 01:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- UK autonomous driving software startup Wayve has partnered with CoreWeave in a multi-year agreement to train and simulate its AI drivers usi…
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According to a report by The Next Web on November 10, 2026, CoreWeave announced on Monday, November 9, that Wayve, a London-based startup building autonomous driving software, had entered into a multi-year partnership with the company. Under the agreement, Wayve will train, test and simulate its AI Driver on CoreWeave's cloud, using Nvidia Blackwell chips running on CoreWeave's infrastructure, to handle driving data collected across more than 70 countries. Neither company disclosed the financial terms of the deal. CoreWeave shares dropped about 3% in premarket trading on November 10, before the market opened. As of now, the announcement marks the latest publicly known step in the arrangement, and details of how the collaboration will proceed have not yet been disclosed.
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According to The Next Web, London-based autonomous driving startup Wayve has signed a multi-year deal with CoreWeave to train, test, and simulate its AI Driver software using Nvidia Blackwell chips on CoreWeave Cloud.
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