CoreWeave Inc

CoreWeave reported Q2/2026 revenue of about $2.58 billion and a revenue backlog of roughly $104 billion, to which more than $25 billion in orders were added shortly after the quarter ended. Large framework agreements with partners like OpenAI (up to $22.4 billion), as well as orders from Meta, Anthropic and traditional companies, are driving demand for GPU capacity. At the same time, capital expenditures are massive: Q2 capex was around $9.4 billion with an annual forecast of $35–39 billion, largely to be financed through external debt. Key risks include construction and power-connection delays, dependence on Nvidia and a small number of large customers, and the challenge of converting the backlog into sustainable free cash flows. » More on finanzen.net

CoreWeave is introducing the service “Physical AI Field Engineering,” in which CoreWeave engineers are embedded directly in customer teams to develop and deploy models using customers’ own data. The service leverages technologies from the acquisition of Monolith AI and combines expertise from automotive, aerospace and mechanical engineering to validate models from research through deployment. Customers retain control over their data and models; the approach has already been applied in more than 100 engineering projects. » More on de.investing.com

CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator says the company is unable to keep up with daily demand for Nvidia GPUs, with every unit highly contested among clients. Nvidia supplies 100% of the advanced GPUs for CoreWeave and holds an 11.5% equity stake, underpinning the provider's rapid growth. CoreWeave reported Q2 sales up 112% year‑over‑year, adjusted operating profit of $1.5 billion, a $104 billion revenue backlog and raised 2026 revenue guidance to $12.4–$13.2 billion, while pricing power improved with ~25% SKU price increases. » More on finance.yahoo.com