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Nebius (NBIS) Stock Rockets 350% on AI Boom – Bubble or Breakout? Experts Weigh In

Nebius Group (NBIS) Q3 Earnings Today: What to Watch as the AI High‑Flyer Rides a $17.4B Microsoft Deal and New “Token Factory” Launch

Published: November 11, 2025 Nebius Group (NASDAQ: NBIS) reports third‑quarter 2025 results before the U.S. market opens today (Tue., Nov. 11), with management hosting a conference call at 8:00 a.m. ET. Consensus heading into the print calls for revenue in roughly the $150–$156 million range and a per‑share loss of about $0.44–$0.56. Expectations are elevated after a year in which Nebius became one of the market’s most talked‑about AI infrastructure names. Benzinga+4Nebius+4Business Wire+4 Key takeaways at a glance What Wall Street expects from Q3 Listen live: Nebius’ Q3 2025 webcast is scheduled for 8:00 a.m. ET; details and the replay
Nebius Group Explodes 350% on AI Boom – Microsoft Deal and Earnings Next Week in Spotlight

Nebius Group Explodes 350% on AI Boom – Microsoft Deal and Earnings Next Week in Spotlight

Nebius Group is a Netherlands-based tech firm (spun out of Yandex in 2022) that provides full-stack AI cloud infrastructure. Its high-performance GPU data centers and software help clients (like Cloudflare and Shopify) train and run machine-learning models ts2.tech. CEO Arkady Volozh hailed the Microsoft deal as a “first of [many] major contracts” that will “accelerate the growth of our AI cloud business… in 2026 and beyond” ts2.tech. Investors will be watching Nebius’s Q3 report closely. Analysts expect revenue to remain on a steep growth curve, even if the company is still running losses to fund expansion. As Hamed Khorsand summarized,
Nebius (NBIS) Stock Rockets on $17B Microsoft AI Deal – Explosive Growth & Outlook Revealed

Nebius Group (NBIS) Skyrockets 350% on AI Deal, Then Stumbles – What’s Next for This Cloud Newcomer?

Nebius Stock’s Wild 2025 Ride – From $14 to $130+ 🚀 Nebius Group’s logo on display – the AI cloud upstart has seen its stock skyrocket in 2025 amid major deals. Few stocks captured the AI frenzy of 2025 like Nebius Group. This Amsterdam-headquartered cloud upstart – born from the breakup of Russia’s Yandex – has seen its Nasdaq-listed shares soar by triple digits. Year-to-date, NBIS has climbed roughly +350%, far outpacing broader tech indices ts2.tech. The stock hit an all-time high around $132-$135 in early October, a stunning jump from just ~$14 a year ago ts2.tech. As one analysis
Nebius Group Stock Soars on Microsoft AI Deal, $3B Funding Plan & Analyses: What You Need to Know on 2 October 2025

Nebius Group’s Meteoric Rise: $17B Microsoft AI Deal Propels Stock to New Highs – What’s Behind the Hype?

The Bottom Line: Nebius Group has rapidly transformed from an obscure Yandex spin-off into a $30+ billion AI infrastructure contender at the center of 2025’s tech boom. A blockbuster Microsoft partnership, breakneck revenue growth, and bullish analyst endorsements have fueled a stock run that’s captured Wall Street’s attention. There are clear challenges ahead – steep capital needs, formidable competitors, and high expectations – but many believe Nebius could be a foundational player in the AI cloud era. As the company scales up to deliver on its mega-contract and pursues new deals, investors are watching closely to see if Nebius can live
6 October 2025
Nebius Group Stock Soars on Microsoft AI Deal, $3B Funding Plan & Analyses: What You Need to Know on 2 October 2025

Nebius Group Stock Soars on Microsoft AI Deal, $3B Funding Plan & Analyses: What You Need to Know on 2 October 2025

In‑Depth Report Background and Business Model Nebius Group N.V., formerly part of the Russian internet company Yandex, rebranded and listed on Nasdaq in October 2024. The company positions itself as a “neo‑cloud” provider offering AI‑native cloud infrastructure built on Nvidia GPUs. Unlike traditional infrastructure‑as‑a‑service vendors, Nebius combines GPU compute with managed services like Kubernetes, PostgreSQL and data‑processing tools, allowing developers to build AI models more easily nasdaq.com. It operates a Finnish data centre, leases colocation facilities in Missouri, France and Iceland, and is constructing a new campus in New Jersey while negotiating a UK colocation deal nasdaq.com. Nvidia owns about
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