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Nebius (NASDAQ:NBIS) in focus after Vineland power test, CoreWeave (NASDAQ:CRWV) shows live AI capacity

Nebius (NASDAQ:NBIS) in focus after Vineland power test, CoreWeave (NASDAQ:CRWV) shows live AI capacity

Nebius Group rolled out Nebius AI Cloud 3.6 on Wednesday, adding an infrastructure-control agent, more security, and better storage for production AI workloads. The Amsterdam-based firm announced the new software release, but the main question for investors stays the same: how quickly it can turn its contracted power into running AI capacity. Nebius product news dropped this week as Vineland faced a new bear call. A June 23 Seeking Alpha piece said Nebius has shifted from a demand story to a delivery story at the New Jersey site linked to Microsoft, with the focus now on connected power instead of contracted power.
Russell Reconstitution 2026: NASDAQ:CRWV, NYSE:BE Lead the Great Index Migration

Russell Reconstitution 2026: NASDAQ:CRWV, NYSE:BE Lead the Great Index Migration

U.S. index funds are preparing for a concentrated wave of orders at Friday’s close as CoreWeave enters the Russell 1000 from outside the Russell universe and Bloom Energy moves up from the Russell 2000. The reset includes 62 additions to the large-cap Russell 1000, including 43 promotions from the Russell 2000, and 237 additions to the small-cap index, including 37 moving down from the Russell 1000. This matters because roughly $12.2 trillion was benchmarked to Russell U.S. indexes as of June 2025. A reconstitution—a rules-based reset of index members and weights—forces passive funds, which are built to copy an index, to realign their holdings. “The markets have been moving more quickly, market caps are getting bigger,” Catherine Yoshimoto, FTSE Russell’s director of U.S. index product management, said.
CoreWeave steady ahead of Nasdaq-100 debut; backlog optimism supports CRWV

CoreWeave steady ahead of Nasdaq-100 debut; backlog optimism supports CRWV

CoreWeave traded at $118.00 ahead of Wednesday’s open, steady after a 9.67% gain to $117.03 on Tuesday. The AI cloud stock was little changed in early premarket quotes, with the regular U.S. session still to come. CoreWeave is set to join the Nasdaq-100 in days, bringing it into one of the most closely followed U.S. growth indexes. Nasdaq said the June rebalance will be in effect before the open on June 22. The index is tracked by over 200 funds with more than $800 billion in assets, drawing in demand from passive funds buying stocks to match the index.
CoreWeave shares surge after CRWV added to Nasdaq-100

CoreWeave shares surge after CRWV added to Nasdaq-100

CoreWeave, Inc. surged Friday as Nasdaq announced the AI cloud infrastructure company is set to join the Nasdaq-100 Index. Shares of CRWV traded at $104.42 in the early afternoon, climbing $8.68, or about 9.1%, from the previous close. The stock hit an intraday high of $105.52 and traded on volume topping 25 million shares. Funds that follow or measure against the Nasdaq-100 often have to buy shares of new entrants, so Nasdaq-100 inclusion can drive demand in the short run. Nasdaq said CoreWeave joins the index along with Astera Labs, Nebius Group, Rocket Lab and Teradyne. The lineup switches before the bell on Monday, June 22.
CRWV Stock Jumps Before Earnings: Why Meta’s $21 Billion AI Deal Has Wall Street Watching

CRWV Stock Jumps Before Earnings: Why Meta’s $21 Billion AI Deal Has Wall Street Watching

New York—May 5, 2026, 07:11 ET CoreWeave shares pushed higher in early U.S. trading Tuesday, recapturing market focus just before the AI cloud firm’s May 7 earnings. Investors zeroed in on an expanded contract backlog, now shored up by Meta Platforms. After sliding alongside other AI infrastructure names on worries over spending from major clients, CRWV was back in view.
CoreWeave Stock Faces Make-or-Break Q1 Earnings Week After $154 Million Holder Sale

CoreWeave Stock Faces Make-or-Break Q1 Earnings Week After $154 Million Holder Sale

CoreWeave Inc faces a crucial stretch for its shares, as recent filings revealed that Magnetar Financial LLC and related firms — holding a 10% stake — unloaded 1,284,876 Class A shares on May 1. According to the filings, those shares moved at a weighted-average price near $119.91, putting the total value at about $154.1 million. Magnetar-linked funds unloaded call options linked to 1 million CoreWeave shares, with strike prices set at $155 and $160 and an expiration date of Dec. 18, 2026, according to a separate Form 4. These call options give buyers the right to purchase shares at those prices; should buyers exercise, sellers are on the hook to deliver the shares.
CoreWeave stock price slides after Blue Owl financing snag — what CRWV investors watch next

CoreWeave stock price slides after Blue Owl financing snag — what CRWV investors watch next

New York, February 22, 2026, 11:21 EST — The market has closed. CoreWeave dropped 8.1% to finish Friday at $89.25, hit by a report spotlighting uncertainties in debt funding for a Pennsylvania data-center project tied to the AI cloud company. Shares of Blue Owl Capital, which is involved in financing the project, slid 6.7% to $10.81. CoreWeave shares churned between $84.50 and $98.30 during the session, tallying roughly 46 million in volume.
22 February 2026
CoreWeave stock (CRWV) in focus after CEO share-sale filing as lawsuit deadline nears

CoreWeave stock (CRWV) in focus after CEO share-sale filing as lawsuit deadline nears

New York, Feb 15, 2026, 14:12 EST — Market closed CoreWeave ended Friday at $96.04, up 0.3% for the session, after moving between $91.11 and $100.67. According to a Form 4, CEO Michael Intrator unloaded 32,455 Class A shares on Feb. 11. The filing also showed Omnadora Capital LLC, with Intrator, sold off 50,000 shares at prices anywhere from $88.74 to $97.46, all as part of a set trading plan.
15 February 2026
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