CoreWeave Expands OpenAI Partnership with $6.5 Billion Deal

Sep 25, 2025
CoreWeave has expanded its agreement with OpenAI, adding a new $6.5 billion contract to their partnership, bringing the total value to $22.4 billion.

CoreWeave has expanded its agreement with OpenAI by up to $6.5 billion, as announced in a press release. This new deal increases the total value of their partnership to approximately $22.4 billion. The agreement marks the third major expansion between the two companies this year, following an initial $11.9 billion deal in March and a $4 billion expansion in May.

CoreWeave, known for its AI hyperscaler capabilities, continues to solidify its role as a key provider of computational power for OpenAI's advanced AI models. The expanded partnership underscores the growing demand for AI infrastructure and CoreWeave's ability to meet these needs with unmatched speed and scale. This development follows CoreWeave's recent initiatives, including a £1.5 billion commitment to UK AI innovation and the launch of CoreWeave Ventures, aimed at supporting emerging AI technologies.

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