Core Automation
Neural-network architecture · Model developers
What’s disclosed
Core Automation selected Nebius AI Cloud in a customer deal announced in May 2026. The announced work concerns planned research into neural-network architecture and how foundation models are built. At Inflection 2026, Nebius described applying lessons from co-engineering with AI labs to accelerate Core Automation’s research. Specific deployment details remain undisclosed.
Avery Lamp represents Core Automation on Nebius’s Customer Advisory Board, launched at the June 9 Inflection event. The board brings customers and industry leaders together to provide input on Nebius’s product roadmap and strengthen customer feedback.
Sources
3 sourcesNebius Customer Advisory Board announcement
10 Jun 2026 · Savita Raina (Nebius) · Web page
Savita Raina names Avery Lamp of Core Automation among the customers and industry leaders joining Nebius’s Customer Advisory Board to provide input on its product roadmap.
Open original sourceNebius 2026 customer board
12 Aug 2026 · Nebius · PDF
Nebius names Core Automation in its customer disclosures.
Open original sourceCompany context
coreauto.comCore Automation is an AI research company developing learning algorithms, neural-network architectures and agent systems to automate work. Its researchers initially use these systems to automate the lab’s own research, feeding lessons from that work back into development. The company is exploring alternatives to conventional pretraining, reinforcement learning and transformer architectures. It also develops agent infrastructure for running online businesses, with a planned internship program using that infrastructure to test business ideas and study where agents require human intervention.
Documented financing · private company
Recent updates
1 updateCore Automation discloses $432.1 million in equity securities sold
Core Automation disclosed $432.1 million sold to 51 investors in a $635.2 million equity offering. The amount includes $135.3 million from converting outstanding SAFEs, leaving approximately $296.9 million excluding those conversions.
Core Automation SEC Form D