CoreWeave signs multi-year deal to power Wayve's AI Driver training on Blackwell GPUs

Nov 9, 2026
Wayve will train, evaluate and simulate its autonomous driving models on CoreWeave Cloud; the value was not disclosed.

CoreWeave and Wayve signed a multi-year cloud agreement for autonomous driving model training, the companies said in a press release.

Wayve will use CoreWeave Cloud and NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs to train its foundation models. The infrastructure will also support model evaluation and driving simulation as Wayve expands commercial deployment of its AI Driver software.

Wayve trains the system with driving data collected in more than 70 countries. Its process uses that data to train and evaluate new model versions before deployment.

The companies did not disclose the value or the size of the GPU allocation. Gavin Jackson, CoreWeave's managing director for EMEA, called it one of the most demanding physical AI programmes in the world. Wayve is backed by investors including SoftBank Group, NVIDIA, Uber and Eclipse Ventures.

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