Cloud Computing startup CoreWeave (CRWV) breached some terms of a $7.6B loan last year that triggered a series of so-called ...

CoreWeave (CRWV) violated several terms of a $7.6B loan last year, triggering a series of technical defaults, Robert Smith, Tabby Kinder, and Antoine Gara of The Financial Times reports.

Cloud computing startup CoreWeave, which is backed by chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA), reportedly broke some terms of a $7.6 billion loan agreement last year, which led to a series of technical defaults ...

To make things worse, CoreWeave has also been found to have breached some of its loan terms on a $7.6B loan last year on technical defaults, according to Financial Times. Although CoreWeave didn't ...

CoreWeave CEO Mike Intrator said on “Squawk Box” that the company had to “rightsize” its pricing ahead of the Friday IPO.

Meanwhile, CoreWeave’s syndicate of 14 IPO advisers had reportedly been aiming for approximately 15 times forward EBIT. So even if recent speculation proves accurate that the price range has moved ...

CoreWeave's IPO is the first one of the generative AI era. Competition for new Nvidia chips from huge rivals will make it hard for CoreWeave to grow fast enough.

Smith adds that "rumors of canceled service agreements and technical loan defaults added more 'hair' to an already hairy deal." Track all markets on TradingView CoreWeave originated as a crypto ...

CoreWeave CEO Mike Intrator said ... Intrator also addressed administrative issues with a loan last year in which the company faced technical defaults. The company started to use money from ...

Cloud Computing startup CoreWeave (CRWV) breached some terms of a $7.6B loan last year that triggered a series of so-called technical defaults, the Financial Times reported. CoreWeave had to ask ...