Specialized cloud provider CoreWeave announced on July 9, 2025, that it has become the worlds first company to offer public cloud access to the latest and most powerful NVIDIA GPUs based on the Blackwell architecture. This strategic move, confirmed in a press release distributed via PR Newswire, gives the company a significant first-mover advantage in the race for dominance in the advanced AI infrastructure market. Reportedly, instances based on the server version of the NVIDIA RTX 6000 Blackwell Edition are now available for order by CoreWeave clients. These GPUs, part of NVIDIAs new generation of AI accelerators, provide an unprecedented level of performance for the most demanding tasks, including training giant large language models (LLMs), complex scientific computations, and professional 3D visualization. By being the first to offer commercial access to Blackwell, CoreWeave gets ahead of major cloud providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure, which typically deploy new GPU generations with some delay due to the scale of their infrastructure. This allows CoreWeave to attract the most advanced AI startups and research groups that need immediate access to the latest hardware to maintain their competitive edge. This announcement not only strengthens CoreWeaves reputation as a leader in providing high-performance computing for AI but also demonstrates how more agile, specialized providers can successfully compete with tech giants in the rapidly changing AI infrastructure landscape.
CoreWeave Becomes Worlds First to Offer Cloud Access to NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs
