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    NBIS Reports Strong Quarterly Earnings Boosted by AI Product Demand

    Web DeskBy Web DeskMay 13, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    AMSTERDAM: NBIS released a robust quarterly report highlighting significant earnings growth fueled by rising demand for its AI-centric products and cloud services. The company’s shares closed at approximately $2.44, marking an 82.75 percent increase over the past quarter and an impressive 395.87 percent jump compared to the previous year.

    During this period, NBIS posted earnings of about $3.19 per share, substantially surpassing the anticipated $0.85. This strong performance was largely attributed to unexpected activity within its AI and cloud infrastructure divisions.

    Over the last 90 days, the company experienced one positive and two negative revisions in earnings per share, reflecting mixed analyst sentiment. Its overall financial standing is currently classified as “fair performance” by InvestingPro.

    On the investment front, NBIS significantly boosted its capital expenditure to roughly $2.5 billion, a sharp rise from $544 million the previous year, slightly above the forecasted $2.4 billion. This increase primarily funded investments in GPUs and data center infrastructure essential for its AI cloud operations.

    NBIS continues to strengthen its foothold in the AI infrastructure sector by supplying Nvidia GPUs, cloud computing platforms, storage solutions, and managed tools that enable developers to build, train, and deploy AI models using its proprietary technology.

    Analysts anticipate that NBIS will expand its data center capacity to nearly 900 megawatts by year-end, a move expected to further drive revenue growth amid accelerating AI demand.

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