Nebius has been a top performer, and it still has room to grow.
Nebius stock surged 36% recently and ~500% since initial thesis, driven by contracts, pricing power, and institutional re-rating. B200 GPU pricing rose from ~$4.40/hr to ~$5.09 mean, with peaks above $6.00/hr, expanding margins structurally. At $5.50/hr pricing, ~220,000 GPUs are needed for $8B ARR, but fewer are required as pricing increases.
Wall Street analysts expect Nebius's revenue to catapult nearly 20-fold by 2027. The stock looks expensive, but could be cheap when growth is taken into account.
Nebius Group (NASDAQ:NBIS) has delivered 681% gains over the past year, and the neocloud buildout continues to attract attention.
Nebius Group N.V. is a strategic AI infrastructure asset, uniquely positioned to capitalize on surging GPU scarcity and power bottlenecks. NBIS has secured $4.3B in fresh capital, and a $27B Meta deal and is scaling data center capacity aggressively across Europe and the U.S. GPU rental prices are soaring, capacity is sold out, and Nebius's early power contracting creates a formidable competitive moat.
NBIS' AI cloud boom pushes pipeline toward $4B, with longer contracts, tight capacity and strong demand shaping its 2026 outlook.
NBIS jumps 42% in 3 months and 29% in a week amid AI21 Labs deal buzz, as AI cloud revenue soars and capacity expansion accelerates.
Nebius secured a $2 billion strategic investment from Nvidia, strengthening hardware access and deepening long-term infrastructure alignment. Signed hyperscaler agreements exceeding $40 billion in potential value, primarily with Microsoft and Meta, significantly boosting demand visibility. Raised $4.34 billion through convertible notes, providing capital to support its aggressive $16–20 billion 2026 expansion plan.
Nebius: Winning The AI GPU Shortage Game
CoreWeave has the advantage of scale, ending 2025 with 43 data centers. Nebius is growing fast, and the stock's performance has outgained CoreWeave.
Nebius (NBIS) remains a standout neocloud AI infrastructure provider despite recent stock weakness and rising capex, with a $150 price target reiterated. NBIS is rapidly scaling, posting 547% YoY Q4 sales growth and securing multi-billion-dollar deals with Microsoft, Meta, and Nvidia. Valuation is justified by explosive growth: consensus sees sales rising from $3.3B in 2026 to $26B by 2029, with positive EPS expected by 2028.
Europe has been racing to develop infrastructure to power the AI boom. Nebius unveiled plans on Tuesday to build a new AI data center in Finland.