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CoreWeave targets 2028 profitability as AI demand remains strong

CoreWeave targets 2028 profitability as AI demand remains strong
Source: Reuters

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  • ✓CoreWeave shares rose 5% in extended trading as the company targets 2028 profitability.
  • ✓CEO Mike Intrator said, "Customer contracts come first, and investment follows." The firm holds $132.5 billion in revenue backlog as of September.
  • ✓Despite recent stock drops, CoreWeave expects strong revenue growth and uses customer deposits for expansion.

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Category
Indian Markets
Reported By
Reuters
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2 Minute(s)
Market Focus
India Economy

Shares of the Nvidia-backed company were ‌last up about 5% in volatile extended trading.

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The stock has crashed more than 40% in the past month after CoreWeave emerged as the focal point of growing AI bubble fears, with investors worried about heavy borrowing for setting up data centers ​against the backdrop of rising interest rates and the pace of returns on the massive investments.

The ​steep selloff also triggered a broader crisis of confidence in the AI trade, a ⁠sentiment amplified by the Democrats' sweeping win in the US midterms that has fueled expectations of tighter ​regulation in the data-center build-out.

Earlier in the day, AI juggernaut Anthropic kicked off a roadshow for its share sale ​at a lower target valuation than earlier estimates.

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