Cloudflare and IREN shares surged 20% and 15% respectively following better-than-expected Q3 and Q1 earnings reports that highlighted strong revenue growth and improving profitability in the AI cloud sector. Cloudflare reported a 39% revenue increase and raised its full-year outlook, while IREN showed a significant revenue jump in its AI cloud segment and narrowed losses. CoreWeave also gained 10% despite no recent earnings report, reflecting broader sector optimism. However, concerns remain over funding, debt levels, and profitability sustainability as the market watches if this rebound can lead to a lasting recovery.
Cloudflare shares are up 18.89% on Pluang as of Nov 06, 2026 21:22 WIB, trading at USD 291.48. IREN is also rising strongly with an 18.25% gain, priced at USD 21.32 on the platform. CoreWeave shows solid momentum with an 8.82% increase, reaching USD 47.51 at the same time.
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