CoreWeave, a cloud provider that rents out GPUs, has made CoreWeave Database, a managed PostgreSQL service that runs inside customers' clusters, generally available, and the announcement gives no performance or pricing figures.

Concept illustration: a gray boxy cabinet stands on two short feet against a pale green background, with a top panel showing a blue angular mark beside the lettering COREWEAVE and, below its screen, three panels, the outer two with vent slots. The screen holds three cards side by side: gray-headed TRAINING and INFERENCE cards, each with a three-dot speech-bubble icon and gray lines, and a red-outlined card headed COREWEAVE DATABASE with a red tiered-cylinder icon and a table grid, all three joined underneath by a thin gray line. Printed on the image: Database runs inside customers' clusters, alongside training and inference, per CoreWeave.

The database runs in the same cluster as customers' training and inference, so AI workloads don't need a separate cloud for the database. (CoreWeave, 2026-11) How we checked →

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SecondSource (2026). "CoreWeave, a cloud provider that rents out GPUs, has made CoreWeave Database, a managed PostgreSQL service that runs inside customers' clusters, generally available, and the announcement gives no performance or pricing figures.." https://secondsource.io/en/product/2026-11-12-2/. Accessed access date.