Nebius Group conducted its first capacity auction this quarter, achieving prices 15% above its previous highs and 20% above internal quotes for Blackwell chips. The company reported a 454% year-over-year revenue increase and a 598% rise in annual recurring revenue, yet maintained its full-year guidance unchanged. Customer prepayments, representing unbilled compute capacity, surged by $4.4 billion in six months, indicating strong future demand. Short-term capacity prices have also risen sharply, reflecting high market interest and potential growth opportunities for Nebius in 2027 and beyond.
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Equity markets continue to rise driven by optimism around AI, with companies like CoreWeave and Nebius posting strong quarterly results. However, credit markets are showing signs of increasing stress, particularly in private credit and commercial rea...
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Nebius exceeded expectations in its Q2 earnings, driven by rapid growth in its cloud computing base and high demand for GPUs. The company raised its cloud capacity forecast for the current fiscal year by 25% to 5 GW, signaling strong expansion. Nebiu...
Nebius shares surged 34% following a quarterly report showing a 454% revenue increase to $582 million and a reduced loss per share of $0.12. This strong performance led several analysts, including those from Bank of America and Baird, to raise their ...
