
The deal awaits shareholder approval and is expected to close in the second quarter.
The new program will use Waymo’s self-driving cars to gather pothole data and share it on Waze’s platform.
‘We’re excited to work with Anthropic at the center of where models are put to work,’ CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator said.
The company’s stock price has fallen by almost 94 percent in the past five years.
Back in 2008, voters were told the Los Angeles-to-San Francisco project would cost $33 billion.
The repurchase will be funded through a mix of cash and $6.5 billion in new debt issuances, giving full ownership of the manufacturing facility again.
The deal awaits shareholder approval and is expected to close in the second quarter.
The new program will use Waymo’s self-driving cars to gather pothole data and share it on Waze’s platform.
‘We’re excited to work with Anthropic at the center of where models are put to work,’ CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator said.
The company’s stock price has fallen by almost 94 percent in the past five years.
Back in 2008, voters were told the Los Angeles-to-San Francisco project would cost $33 billion.
The repurchase will be funded through a mix of cash and $6.5 billion in new debt issuances, giving full ownership of the manufacturing facility again.