Michael Intrater, CEO of AI data center provider CoreWeave, has defended the company's business relationships with Nvidia, describing them as collaborative rather than problematic. CoreWeave, which counts Nvidia as both an investor and supplier, operates in what Intrater calls a period of violent change in demand for AI infrastructure. The defense comes amid growing scrutiny of potentially circular business relationships in the AI sector, where companies might engage in practices that create artificial demand or raise antitrust concerns. Intrater emphasized that the relationship with Nvidia represents a strategic partnership aimed at meeting the explosive growth in demand for AI computing resources. CoreWeave specializes in providing GPU-accelerated infrastructure for AI workloads, benefiting from the surge in interest in artificial intelligence applications across industries.

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