CoreWeave CEO: The World Is Dependent on Nvidia
A company secures $7.5 billion in debt and $1.1 billion in equity to grow data centers globally, emphasizing London. They prioritize energy efficiency, collaborate with Nvidia and Dell, and partner for advanced tech solutions.
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A company has raised $7.5 billion in debt financing and $1.1 billion in equity to expand its data center presence globally, with a focus on London. Over the past year, they have amassed $12 billion for infrastructure growth in the US and Europe. The company prioritizes energy efficiency by adopting liquid-cooled data centers and collaborating with tech giants like Nvidia and Dell for AI infrastructure. They partner with a top technology provider to offer advanced solutions in silicon and artificial intelligence.
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