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CoreWeave Launches Cost-Effective AI Object Storage Service

10/17/2025

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CoreWeave Launches AI Storage

CoreWeave, Inc. launched its AI Object Storage service designed for AI workloads on October 16, 2025, using Local Object Transport Accelerator to provide global access to a unified dataset without egress or transaction fees.
The service aims to enhance data mobility by maintaining throughput across distributed GPU nodes.
CoreWeave introduced automated, usage-based pricing tiers that reduce storage costs by more than 75%, and this launch follows partnerships with tech giants.

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CoreWeave Partners for AI

CoreWeave, Inc. and Poolside formed a partnership to accelerate AI research and deployment via CoreWeave's cloud services.
CoreWeave will provide over 40,000 NVIDIA GPUs and support Poolside's Project Horizon, a 2GW AI campus in West Texas.
The collaboration aims to develop artificial general intelligence and advance high-performance AI workloads on CoreWeave's platform.
CoreWeave continues expanding through strategic acquisitions to foster a diverse AI ecosystem and set industry benchmarks for performance.

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Historical Context

The AI boom, gaining momentum since the late 2010s, has seen significant advancements, including NVIDIA's 2016 Tesla P100 GPUs, which improved AI processing by 40%. In 2025, CoreWeave, Inc. launched its AI Object Storage service, utilizing over 40,000 NVIDIA GPUs, supporting initiatives like Poolside's Project Horizon, and potentially reducing costs and enhancing efficiency in AI development.

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CoreWeave Launches AI Storage

CoreWeave, Inc. launched its AI Object Storage service designed for AI workloads on October 16, 2025, using Local Object Transport Accelerator to provide global access to a unified dataset without egress or transaction fees.
The service aims to enhance data mobility by maintaining throughput across distributed GPU nodes.
CoreWeave introduced automated, usage-based pricing tiers that reduce storage costs by more than 75%, and this launch follows partnerships with tech giants.

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