Meta And CoreWeave Sign A Deal

CoreWeave recently said that it had entered into an expanded agreement to provide Meta with $21 billion in AI cloud capacity as Meta scales infrastructure for more complex AI workloads (Reuters, 2026).  

CoreWeave said the agreement runs through December 2032 and adds dedicated capacity across multiple locations as part of a broader expansion of the companies’ existing relationship.

Reuters reported that the new contract comes on top of a similar $14.2 billion agreement signed in September, further deepening Meta’s reliance on external compute and cloud partners as it expands its AI buildout (Reuters, 2026). CoreWeave also said the deployment will include some of the initial rollouts of Nvidia’s Vera Rubin platform.

The agreement adds to a growing wave of large infrastructure commitments tied to the AI race, with specialist providers such as CoreWeave becoming increasingly important suppliers to major AI companies.