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NBIS Stock Crashes 21% As Nebius Cuts 2026 Revenue Guidance
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Nebius shares fell as much as 21.5% on Thursday after the AI cloud provider lowered its 2026 revenue forecast, blaming delays in bringing new data centre capacity online. The drop came even though third-quarter revenue beat expectations. Options traders moved quickly to bet on further declines, with turnover in the most active put contract jumping 413% on 236 contracts traded. The selloff adds to a tough day for AI infrastructure stocks, with Nvidia sliding after Jensen Huang’s resignation as CEO and Oracle down about 4%. Neocloud companies such as Nebius and CoreWeave have swung sharply in recent weeks as investors weigh strong AI demand against slower capacity buildouts, rising financing costs and fears of tighter data centre rules after the US midterm elections.
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