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AI firm CoreWeave denies contract cancellations with Microsoft
IPO-bound AI cloud startup CoreWeave said on Thursday it had not seen any contract cancellations after the Financial Times reported that the company's largest customer, Microsoft , had moved away from some agreements.
Microsoft backs away from some CoreWeave commitments, FT reports
Microsoft (MSFT) has moved away from some of its agreements with cloud computing provider CoreWeave (CRWV) over delivery issues and missed
Microsoft Reduces Commitments to CoreWeave Ahead of IPO, FT Reports
Microsoft Corp. has withdrawn from some of its commitments with cloud computing provider CoreWeave due to delivery issues and missed deadlines, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
Microsoft withdrew some CoreWeave agreements over delivery issue, FT reports
Microsoft has moved away from some of its agreements with cloud computing provider CoreWeave over delivery issues and missed deadlines, the Financial Times reported on Thursday citing unnamed sources.
Microsoft walks away from some CoreWeave commitments ahead of $35bn IPO
Microsoft has walked away from some of its commitments with cloud computing provider CoreWeave in a significant blow to a company seeking to launch a blockbuster $35bn initial public offering next month.
CoreWeave denies media report of Microsoft withdrawing from agreements
Cloud computing provider CoreWeave denied a report by the Financial Times that Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has withdrawn from any agreement with the company. "We pride ourselves in our client partnerships and there have been no contract cancellations or walking away from commitments.

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Microsoft Opens Registrations for its Build 2025 Conference on May 19-22
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Melinda French Gates says she took a job at a 'little company' called Microsoft after her hiring manager at IBM told her to go for it
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Microsoft’s stock is at its lowest level in over a year. Why the selloff may be overdone.
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Build in-demand skills to pay the bills with this Microsoft tech training
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Microsoft Copilot tips: 9 ways to use Copilot right
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Microsoft to invest about $300 million more in AI infrastructure in South Africa
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