N.J.-based specialized cloud provider CoreWeave has signed a deal to acquire California-based Conductor Technologies, a startup with a cloud platform for the media and entertainment industry.  The cost and other details of the agreement have not been disclosed.  CoreWeave is known as "the GPU cloud" and is said to be purpose-built for large-scale, GPU-accelerated workloads.   The specialized cloud provider claims it's compute solutions are up to 35x faster and 80% less expensive than legacy cloud providers.  According to its website, CoreWeave has over 45,000 NVIDIA GPUs available on demand. Conductor offers a cloud-based task management application that enables production studios to render complex visual effects using public cloud infrastructure.  Conductor says its engineering team consists of cloud specialists and VFX technical artists.