Jaden Schaefer

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All right, let's get into the episode today.

So what was really impressive to me is NVIDIA, of course, just like the price tag on this is $2 billion for CoreWeave.

And I think they already had quite a close relationship because CoreWeave is a data center operator.

and they're trying to very quickly grow a lot of their AI infrastructure footprint over the next 10 years, really.

So this investment is now going to value CoreWeave's Class A shares at $87.20 a piece, and it is intended to basically speed up their plan to deploy more than 5 gigawatts of AI compute capacity by 2030.

So that level of power capacity is going to basically place CoreWeave among the top companies

you know, the most energy intensive AI infrastructure operators in the world.

It's going to be on par with the same scale that you see, you know, some of these hyperscalers like Google and OpenAI and all of these other people that are, you know, building their own infrastructure.

CoreWeave is going to be right there with them.