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Coreweave's CSO on the Business of Building AI Datacenters | Odd Lots
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54:34Now PlayingEveryone knows that the AI boom is built upon the voracious consumption of chips (largely sold by Nvidia) and electricity. And while the legacy cloud operators, like Amazon or Microsoft, are in this space, the nature of the computing shift is opening up new space for new players in the market. One of the hottest companies is Coreweave, a company backed in part by Nvidia, which has grown its datacenter business massively. So how does their business actually work? How do they get energy? Where do they locate operations? How are they financed? What's the difference between a cloud AI and a legacy cloud? On this episode, we speak with Coreweave's Chief Strategy Officer Brian Venturo about what it takes to build out operations at this scale.
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