CoreWeave unveiled CoreWeave Forge, an integrated software platform for training, inference, evaluation, observability, and agent development, at its Fully Connected event in San Francisco on September 30. Available in Free, Pro, and Enterprise editions, Forge includes new tools such as CoreWeave Notebooks, CoreWeave Agent Lens, and RL Rollouts, alongside the generally available CoreWeave Aria AI research assistant. On the hardware side, the Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 is now available on CoreWeave's cloud platform, with AI startup Cognition the first customer to run workloads on it, going live in two days. CoreWeave also launched a partner network with early integrations from VAST Data, CrowdStrike, and ClickHouse.
CoreWeave's move into full-stack software positions it to compete directly with AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure for enterprise AI workloads, not just the AI labs that have historically been its primary customers. IDC analyst Dave McCarthy noted that attracting enterprises requires a broader software ecosystem and more turnkey capabilities, and Forge represents CoreWeave's attempt to meet that bar while continuing to invest in leading Nvidia hardware including the Vera Rubin NVL72.
CoreWeave launching a named enterprise-focused platform is a significant product/market development from a high-profile AI compute provider. This event does not appear in the already-published list.