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More Reading from MarketBeat.com Ahead of Q4 Earnings, CoreWeave Is Up 142% Over the Past YearSubmitted by Jordan Chussler. Article Published: 2/10/2026. 
Key Points - As investors continue to rotate away from tech, they may be overlooking resilient AI cloud companies that continue to outperform the market.
- CoreWeave has gained more than 142% since its March 2025 IPO, and analysts expect the stock to continue providing strong gains.
- In January, the company received additional backing from NVIDIA, which purchased $2 billion in CoreWeave Class A common stock.
While software stocks remain under pressure and the majority of the Magnificent Seven continue to trail the broad market, investors who have moved heavily into defensive sectors such as energy and utilities may be overlooking resilient pockets of the tech sector. That is particularly true in the AI cloud computing space, where headlines about rising hyperscaler CapEx have obscured some companies that deserve investor attention. For the first time ever, James Altucher – one of America's top venture capitalists – is sharing how ANYONE can get a pre-IPO stake in SpaceX… with as little as $100! [[Click here now to view.]] Since its March 28, 2025, initial public offering, perhaps no company in that space has attracted less attention than CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV). The stock has gained more than 142% since the IPO, and it remains on analysts' radars ahead of its next earnings call. A Cloud Infrastructure Provider With Massive Backing From NVIDIA What CoreWeave offers isn't unique, but the Livingston, New Jersey-based company has turned those offerings into a high-growth business after reinventing itself following the 2018 crypto winter. Founded as Atlantic Crypto a year before the crypto collapse, CoreWeave initially deployed its graphics processing units (GPUs) to mine Ethereum (ETH) at industrial scale. When crypto stalled, the company pivoted to providing GPU-accelerated cloud infrastructure. CoreWeave's services support compute-intensive workloads for AI, machine learning, visual effects, and other high-performance computing applications. The company has done this with strong support from NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA). As a GPU-as-a-Service provider, CoreWeave gives customers access to a large fleet of NVIDIA GPUs on demand. NVIDIA also owns shares of CRWV and has made significant investments in the company. On Jan. 26, NVIDIA announced an additional $2 billion investment in CoreWeave Class A common stock to help accelerate the company's infrastructure buildout. NVIDIA's press release described an "expansion of their long-standing complementary relationship to enable CoreWeave to accelerate the buildout of more than 5 gigawatts of AI factories by 2030 to advance AI adoption at global scale." Those ambitions build on CoreWeave's existing data centers across the United States, Canada and Europe. While CoreWeave's offerings resemble those of Amazon's (NASDAQ: AMZN) AWS, Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) Azure and Alphabet's (NASDAQ: GOOGL) Google Cloud, those larger players have struggled in part because of surging CapEx — and they do not have the same level of financial backing from a behemoth like NVIDIA (recent market cap cited at about $4.61 trillion). Revenue Concentration Could Pose a Risk CoreWeave has yet to achieve GAAP profitability, but it has delivered rapid revenue growth. In Q3 fiscal 2025 the company reported quarterly revenue of $1.36 billion, a nearly 134% year-over-year increase. That quarter also marked the first time CoreWeave beat on earnings, reporting a loss of $0.22 per share versus analyst expectations for a $0.36 loss. With nearly $56 billion in revenue backlog, the company also posted a roughly 74% year-over-year increase in adjusted operating income in Q3. Since the start of 2023, CoreWeave's revenue has grown at an average annual rate of nearly 736%. On a trailing 12-month basis, the company's top line exceeds $4 billion. But CoreWeave's revenue base is highly concentrated. In 2024, Microsoft accounted for about 62% of revenue — roughly $1.2 billion of the company's $1.9 billion in 2024 revenue. Another major source of revenue is ChatGPT maker OpenAI. After expanding its agreement by $6.5 billion in September 2025, OpenAI now has contracts totaling more than $22 billion with CoreWeave. After Market-Leading Gains, Here's What Wall Street Thinks About CoreWeave Across 31 analysts covering the stock, CRWV carries a Moderate Buy rating and an average 12-month price target of $127.27, implying roughly 31% upside despite the stock's 142% gain since its IPO. Short interest stands at 8.53%, or nearly 33 million shares of the roughly 386 million shares outstanding. Over the past 12 months, institutional buyers have outnumbered sellers 540 to 74, with inflows of $8.78 billion compared with outflows of $4.64 billion. Over the past month the stock has seen several upgrades: Wells Fargo moved it to Overweight, Deutsche Bank raised its rating from Hold to Buy, and DA Davidson upgraded from Neutral to Buy. CoreWeave will report full-year 2025 results and Q4 earnings on Feb. 26 during after-hours trading.
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