Coreweave mangedoblet omsetningen

Coreweave's stock experienced a 5% decline following its earnings release, with the company raising its guidance for 2026. Bloomberg reports that the company now anticipates revenue of $13 to $13.3 billion, up from the previous estimate of $12 to $13 billion. Annualized earnings are expected to reach $20 to $21 billion by the end of 2026, according to Coreweave.

The company is also increasing its allocation for adjusted operating result to between $1.275 and $1.375 billion for 2026, a 26% increase from its previous projection. Coreweave expects total investments for the year to amount to between $37 and $39 billion, marking a higher lower bound compared to its earlier estimate of $35 billion.

The tech firm is among the leading competitors to British data center company Nscale, with Kjell Inge Røkkes Aker holding the majority stake. Coreweave went public in New York last March, while Nscale submitted its prospectus in September. Fear of excessive debt related to the expansion of AI data centers has weighed on Coreweave's stock, which has dropped over 40% in the past week.

The AI sector has also been at the center of market turmoil, culminating in a sharp stock market decline earlier in the week, partly attributed to concerns about a potential slowdown in the AI boom after the Democrats' victory in the midterm elections.