AI cloud company CoreWeave has added several hyperscale executives to its team as it continues to grow its data center footprint.
The company has appointed Chen Goldberg as SVP of engineering and Sachin Jain as chief operating officer.
Goldberg spent the last eight years at Google, most recently as the GM & VP of Engineering for Kubernetes and Serverless.
“CoreWeave is light years ahead and delivering what others cannot – its modern infrastructure with unbeatable performance sets the company apart," Goldberg said.
Sachin Jain came from Oracle, where he spent less than a year at the company in charge of AI Infrastructure, data center sourcing, and IaaS product management teams for OCI. Prior to that, he spent four years as VP of Google Cloud, leading capacity planning and optimization for the global hyperscaler.
“The fact that some of the largest enterprise companies and fast-growing AI labs are choosing CoreWeave as their cloud partner is a testament to their unparalleled innovations and relentless focus on customer success," Jain said.
The duo joined CoreWeave less than two months after it appointed Chetan Kapoor as chief product officer, with Kapoor joining from AWS, where he led the hardware accelerated compute business. In March, the company appointed Google Cloud's VP of finance Nitin Agrawal as its CFO.
“Both Chen and Sachin are exciting and critical additions to the CoreWeave team,” said Mike Intrator, co-founder and CEO of CoreWeave.
“Their vision for the future of the AI cloud is strongly aligned with what we’re building at CoreWeave – in terms of a customer-centered development philosophy and the power of automation – and their expertise is unmatched. Their contributions to our platform will take CoreWeave’s industry-leading products and operations to the next level.”
CoreWeave has raised $12bn in investment and debt in the last two years and plans to spend $3.5bn expanding into Europe. The company said that it more than quadrupled its data center presence last year and plans to double that figure globally by the end of 2024.
