CoreWeave signs A100 cloud contract extending Nvidia's 2020 chips into 2029
Jensen Huang says CUDA keeps older hardware useful as CoreWeave tries to extract revenue beyond its GPUs' initial contracts.
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Why it matters
A 2029 A100 contract gives cloud operators evidence that older AI GPUs can outlive their first leases, reducing a key risk behind debt-funded data centers.
Jensen Huang says CUDA keeps older hardware useful as CoreWeave tries to extract revenue beyond its GPUs' initial contracts.
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