CoreWeave launches Nvidia Vera Rubin servers for AI workloads
CoreWeave just rolled out the Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 system in its cloud, touting it as one of the first platforms built specifically for high-intensity AI workloads. Cognition, known for its Devin AI coding agent, is already running large-scale tasks on Vera Rubin and reported a nearly fivefold jump in throughput compared to Nvidia’s previous top hardware. The new system pairs with Nvidia’s Spectrum-X networking and a fresh environment, CoreWeave Forge, for easier AI training and testing.
- Vera Rubin NVL72 now live on CoreWeave Cloud
- First reported customer is Cognition, testing Devin AI
- Vera Rubin delivered up to 4.8x higher throughput
- CoreWeave also launched Forge AI training environment
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