Microsoft contract exit limited to force majeure
Company: CoreWeave
The claim, verbatim
Under CoreWeave's agreement with Microsoft, one of the few ways Microsoft can exit the contracts is a force majeure event that prevents CoreWeave from delivering its services.
Source (primary)
CoreWeave investor explains how the loss-making AI ‘neocloud’ provider plans to claw its way out of debt - Fortune (-, news_article)
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Quote: “one of the few ways that Microsoft can get out of the contracts is if an Oracle-style "force majeure" event prevents CoreWeave from delivering its services, according to the agreement between them”
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confirms CoreWeave investor explains how the loss-making AI ‘neocloud’ provider plans to claw its way out of debt - Fortune
Quote: “one of the few ways that Microsoft can get out of the contracts is if an Oracle-style "force majeure" event prevents CoreWeave from delivering its services, according to the agreement between them”