CoreWeave Locks In Solidigm SSD Supply as Flash Allocation Becomes an AI Cloud Problem

Source: Storagereview.com· Brian Beeler· August 7, 2026

CoreWeave said on August 5 that it has signed a multi-year agreement with Solidigm for priority access to enterprise SSD capacity. Storage has become the second component after GPUs that an AI cloud has to contract for years in advance, and CoreWeave has now …

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