CoreWeave Faces Profitability Concerns Amid Expansion, Market Focuses on Capital Expenditure
Jinse Finance reported that the stock price of cloud computing company CoreWeave plunged 22% last week. Now, investors will closely monitor CoreWeave's performance as the market grows increasingly concerned about the high expenditures of companies such as a certain exchange, as well as the cyclicality of many OpenAI-centric AI deals announced in recent weeks. Most of CoreWeave's sales come from a certain exchange, Microsoft, and Alphabet.
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