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Weights and Biases (W and B) is a machine learning operations platform founded in 2017 by Chris Van Pelt, Lukas Biewald, and Shawn Lewis in San Francisco, California. The platform offers performance visualization tools for machine learning, helping companies track models, visualize performance, and automate training and model improvement workflows. W and B provides comprehensive experiment tracking, model versioning, and collaborative tools for ML teams. In March 2025, Weights and Biases was acquired by CoreWeave, strengthening its position in the AI infrastructure ecosystem. The company raised a total of USD 250M from investors including CoreWeave, Coatue, Bloomberg Beta, and Insight Partners. W and B offers a free tier for personal projects and provides academic institutions with free Pro licenses for non-profit research, including unlimited tracked hours, 200GB cloud storage, up to 25GB/month of Weave data ingestion, and up to 100 seats. Paid plans start at USD 60/month with additional cloud storage available at USD 0.03 per GB.
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ML engineers and researchers who need comprehensive experiment tracking
Weights and Biases and Respan provide comprehensive ML experiment tracking and LLM observability. Track training runs with W and B while monitoring production LLM applications with Respan.
Respan lets you trace LLM and agent calls across any model or framework, A/B test prompts on production traffic, and route requests across 1,000+ models through one gateway.
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Last verified: March 9, 2026