
CoreWeave Co-Founder on Sold-Out Compute and What the Market Gets Wrong about GPUs
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CoreWeave co-founder and Chief Development Officer Brannin McBee joins The Rundown to explain why the company's compute is effectively sold out through 2027, and what's driving demand at this scale. He breaks down the take-or-pay contracts and self-amortizing debt funding the buildout, and answers the "circular financing" concerns head-on. He also makes the case for why customers like Caterpillar are leaving AWS and Azure for CoreWeave, and why older GPUs like the A100 are holding their value far longer than the market expected.
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