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Starting at $4.76
Per hour (H100 PCIe)
- Pay-as-you-go pricing
- Immediate availability
- No commitments
- Free data egress
- Free VPC setup
CoreWeave is a specialized cloud infrastructure provider founded in 2017 in New Jersey by Michael Intrator, Brian Venturo, Brannin McBee, and Peter Salanki. Originally started by three commodities traders, CoreWeave has grown into a leading GPU cloud platform built specifically for AI and machine learning workloads. Based in Livingston, New Jersey, with approximately 1,871 employees as of January 2026, CoreWeave offers on-demand access to NVIDIA H100 and A100 GPUs with significantly lower pricing than traditional hyperscalers. The platform provides Kubernetes-native orchestration, fast networking, and flexible scaling, making it popular with AI labs, research institutions, and startups that need large GPU clusters without long-term commitments. CoreWeave's infrastructure is designed from the ground up for GPU-accelerated workloads, offering up to 60% discounts over on-demand prices for committed usage, with transparent pricing that doesn't charge for data egress, IOPS, or core networking services.
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Starting at $4.76
Per hour (H100 PCIe)
AI companies and startups that need large-scale GPU clusters for training and inference
CoreWeave and Respan together provide powerful GPU infrastructure with comprehensive AI observability. Run your models on CoreWeave's cost-effective GPUs while monitoring performance and costs with Respan.
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