KI: US-Cloud-Anbieter CoreWeave übertrifft Erwartungen – Aktie steigt
Der Cloudanbieter hebt seine Umsatzprognose für 2026 an. Im Oktober hatte die Aktie angesichts von Sorgen über die hohe Schuldenlast und eine mögliche KI-Blase mehr als 40 Prozent verloren.
New York - The US cloud provider CoreWeave has exceeded expectations for its quarterly revenue, easing concerns about waning demand for infrastructure supporting artificial intelligence (AI). In the latest third quarter, earnings rose from $1.37 billion to $3.66 billion, according to CoreWeave's announcement. Analysts had projected around $3.55 billion.
Moreover, the company raised its full-year revenue forecast to between $13.0 billion and $13.3 billion, up from a previous range of $12.4 billion to $13.2 billion. CoreWeave's shares surged more than seven percent in post-market trading following the strong numbers. The positive results follow a sharp drop in stock price: In October, shares lost more than 40 percent of their value, prompting fears of a potential AI bubble.
Investors worried about CoreWeave's heavy debt load as the company borrows for chip purchases, land acquisition, and power for AI data centers. As of LSEG data, the $27 billion company has never turned a profit and held over $50 billion in debt as of June.
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