CoreWeave to Acquire Weights & Biases, Expanding AI Developer Platform

Mar 5, 2025
CoreWeave has announced its agreement to acquire Weights & Biases, aiming to create an end-to-end platform for AI labs and enterprises, according to a press release.
CoreWeave to Acquire Weights & Biases, Expanding AI Developer Platform

CoreWeave has announced it will acquire Weights & Biases, a leading AI developer platform, announced in a press release. This acquisition aims to enhance CoreWeave's cloud platform by providing an end-to-end experience for AI labs and enterprises, facilitating faster market entry for new innovations.

The integration of CoreWeave's infrastructure and managed cloud services with Weights & Biases' platform will offer a comprehensive application development workflow. This combination is expected to accelerate AI roadmaps and improve the development, tuning, and deployment of AI applications. CoreWeave plans to maintain the existing functionality of Weights & Biases while introducing new innovations to the platform.

Founded in 2017, Weights & Biases has become a prominent player in the MLOps and LLMOps space, with its platform used by over 1 million AI engineers. The acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals, with an expected completion in the first half of 2025.

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