CoreWeave, Inc. - Class A Common Stock (CRWV)

Applied Digital stock surged over 30% Thursday after delivering a better-than-expected Q4 and expanding its AI infrastructure lease with CoreWeave.

CoreWeave shares jumped as major tech giants like Microsoft and Meta ramped up AI investments, fueling optimism about demand for AI cloud computing.

Shares of AI infrastructure firm CoreWeave are soaring in Thursday morning trading. The stock earlier received a vote of confidence from Citigroup.

Citi anticipates CoreWeave to benefit from a notable growth uptick starting in 2026, with the optimism hinging on the company’s ability to scale contracts and capitalize on a strengthening market for AI infrastructure.

Applied Digital reported fourth-quarter revenue of $38.01 million, missing analyst estimates of $40.84 million, according to Benzinga Pro. The company reported an adjusted loss of 3 cents per share, beating estimates for a loss of 15 cents per share.

Applied Digital (NASDAQ:APLD) shares are trading higher after the company reported fourth-quarter financial results Wednesday after market close.

CoreWeave shares are trading lower Wednesday afternoon. The stock is continuing a period of significant volatility despite a lack of company-specific news.

AI stocks Palantir and CoreWeave have rocketed higher this year, but certain analysts expect shareholders to sustain major losses in the coming months.

Companies can use stock splits to change their share price and outstanding shares artificially.

Investors considering which of these two stocks to buy right now have an easy choice to make.

Nvidia holds equity investments across a number of various artificial intelligence (AI) businesses.

The company is well on its way to generating $1 billion of revenue in 2025 with steady profits a possibility too.

Nebius Group is an underappreciated player in AI with hidden assets worth billions, yet only trading at $12B market cap.

Which of these cloud-based AI companies has a brighter future?

CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) shares rise on announcement of $1.5B senior notes offering. Barclays maintains Equal-Weight rating while HSBC issues Reduce rating.