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American Focus > Blog > Economy > Nvidia-backed CoreWeave soars 100% since IPO as investors see AI demand outweighing ‘risky’ business model
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Nvidia-backed CoreWeave soars 100% since IPO as investors see AI demand outweighing ‘risky’ business model

Last updated: May 18, 2025 3:05 am
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Nvidia-backed AI cloud company CoreWeave (CRWV) has been making headlines since its IPO in March, with its stock soaring over 100% amidst growing investor interest in the AI space. While some analysts have raised concerns about the company’s risky business model, others remain bullish on its potential for growth.

CoreWeave is a key player in the AI market, providing data center capacity to tech giants like Microsoft and Meta as they strive to power their AI ambitions. The company is one of the largest holders of Nvidia’s GPUs, with Nvidia holding a 7% stake in CoreWeave. This close relationship with Nvidia has fueled optimism among investors, despite some reservations about the company’s financial outlook.

Recently, CoreWeave reported its first quarterly earnings results as a public company, showcasing strong revenue growth and a bullish outlook for the year. However, the stock dropped after the earnings call, as investors reacted to a higher-than-anticipated capital expenditure forecast. Despite this setback, Wall Street analysts have largely maintained their optimism for CoreWeave stock, with some raising their price targets on shares.

Jefferies analyst Brent Thill raised his price target on CoreWeave to $80, citing “insatiable demand” for the company’s services. Macquarie analyst Paul Golding also raised his price outlook, highlighting CoreWeave’s agility in responding to the accelerating nature of AI demand. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley analyst Keith Weiss raised his price target, noting that CoreWeave’s strong positioning in the market is being validated by large contracts from major GenAI users.

However, not all analysts share the same level of optimism. DA Davidson analyst Gil Luria downgraded CoreWeave to an Underperform, pointing to concerns about the company’s capital structure. Luria highlighted CoreWeave’s significant debt commitments and growing interest expenses, which he views as a potential risk factor for the company.

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CoreWeave’s reliance on a few key customers, particularly Microsoft, has also raised some red flags among analysts. Hedgeye Risk Management analyst Felix Wang, who holds a short position on the stock, expressed concerns about the company’s dependence on a limited client base. Wang also highlighted potential challenges stemming from CoreWeave’s increasing reliance on OpenAI, which is facing its own financial struggles.

Overall, CoreWeave’s stock performance reflects the ongoing debate among investors and analysts about the company’s growth prospects and financial health. As the AI market continues to evolve and competition heats up, CoreWeave will need to navigate these challenges to sustain its momentum in the industry. Wang, the CEO of CoreWeave, recently expressed concerns about SoftBank, the biggest backer of OpenAI, having a significant amount of debt. This raises questions about the stability and financial health of the company, especially in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence.

According to industry experts like Luria, CoreWeave’s success is heavily dependent on the continued growth of AI technology. However, there is a risk involved as Big Tech companies are still exploring ways to monetize AI and could potentially reduce their spending on data center capacity in the future. This could have a direct impact on CoreWeave, as companies may choose to scale back on renting extra capacity from them if they already have their own data centers in place.

The uncertainty surrounding the future of AI technology and the financial health of key players like SoftBank raises concerns about the long-term viability of companies like CoreWeave. It is essential for them to adapt and innovate in order to stay competitive in a rapidly changing industry landscape.

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As the technology sector continues to evolve, it is important for investors to stay informed about the latest developments that could impact the stock market. Keeping up with the latest news and trends in technology and finance is crucial for making informed investment decisions.

For more technology news and updates that could impact the stock market, be sure to follow reputable sources like Yahoo Finance. Stay up to date on the latest financial and business news to stay ahead of the curve in the ever-changing world of technology and finance.

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