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CoreWeave, Leidos team up on secure AI cloud services for federal missions
Source: ROI-NJ · Jul 31, 2026, 12:00 PM
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CoreWeave, a Livingston-based artificial intelligence infrastructure company, has announced a strategic partnership with Leidos to develop secure AI cloud services tailored for U.S. intelligence and defense missions.
The collaboration leverages Leidos' extensive experience delivering mission-critical systems to the federal government alongside CoreWeave's AI-native cloud capabilities.
The partnership aims to enable federal agencies to efficiently build, train, deploy, and operate artificial intelligence systems at scale while meeting stringent security and compliance requirements for sensitive government operations.
Key points
- CoreWeave, headquartered in Livingston, New Jersey, is partnering with defense contractor Leidos to provide AI infrastructure for federal missions
- The partnership combines Leidos' expertise in mission-critical federal systems with CoreWeave's AI-native cloud technology
- The joint solution targets U.S. intelligence and defense agencies seeking to deploy AI at scale with enhanced security
- CoreWeave's involvement represents a significant win for New Jersey's growing AI and cloud infrastructure sector
FAQ
- What does CoreWeave do?
- CoreWeave is an AI-native cloud infrastructure company based in Livingston, New Jersey, that specializes in providing cloud services and computing resources optimized for artificial intelligence applications and deployments.
- Why is this partnership important for federal agencies?
- The partnership brings together Leidos' proven track record in building secure, mission-critical systems for government with CoreWeave's specialized AI cloud capabilities, allowing federal agencies to safely and efficiently deploy AI at the scale needed for intelligence and defense operations.
- How does this benefit New Jersey's tech industry?
- This partnership demonstrates the capabilities of New Jersey-based tech companies competing at the highest levels of federal contracting and AI infrastructure, potentially attracting additional investment and talent to the state's growing technology sector.
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