CoreWeave has partnered with Harell Data to provide GPU infrastructure for training AI models on sensitive biotech information. The collaboration, announced on September 23, 2026, utilizes a revenue-sharing model that allows biotech firms to monetize proprietary datasets without transferring raw data to third parties.

The platform uses NVIDIA A100 and Hopper series GPUs to perform training and inference within a secure environment. Harell Data operates a Models-as-a-Service marketplace where developers pay compute fees to train models, while data owners earn revenue based on the performance contribution of their specific scientific datasets.

Early access partners include A-Alpha Bio, which provides protein-binding affinity data, and Adaptive Biotechnologies, which contributes T-cell receptor binding data. Harell Data, founded by Harlan Robins, secured $15 million in seed funding in August 2026 from investors including Fuse and Cercano Management.

CoreWeave, which went public in March 2025, has secured contracts totaling approximately $22.4 billion. The company originally launched in 2017 as a cryptocurrency mining firm named Atlantic Crypto before shifting its focus to cloud GPU services in 2019. Financial terms of the new partnership remain undisclosed.