Nebius Group N.V. - Class A Ordinary Shares (NBIS)

Nebius shot up 50% in a day thanks to its Microsoft deal, but investors who missed its impressive spike have a solid alternative to buy right now.

Discover why Nebius stock is skyrocketing after a new multibillion-dollar deal -- and whether it could soar to $150 or beyond.

Nebius and Oracle are rewriting the AI infrastructure playbook with explosive growth and massive customer wins.

Nebius has just landed a new contract that could change its fortunes for the better.

Nebius just inked a deal with Microsoft worth more than the total value of the company.

Nvidia strategically controls AI compute power through partnerships with Nebius and CoreWeave. Microsoft's deal with Nebius strengthens Nvidia's influence while leaving CoreWeave vulnerable. Hyperscalers now play by Nvidia's rules.

An infrastructure agreement with Microsoft validates Nebius Group's technology and catapults the company into the top echelon of AI industry players.

Both of these companies are well positioned to benefit from AI growth over time.

Nebius Group N.V. priced a $1 billion offering of Class A shares at $92.50/share, with a 30-day option for an additional $150 million. Also raised $2.75 billion in convertible senior notes.

Nebius signs a multibillion-dollar cloud deal with Microsoft.

This cloud AI infrastructure provider is soaring thanks to its stunning growth.

U.S. markets closed higher on Tuesday, buoyed by fresh labor data signaling a cooling job market—potentially paving the way for Fed rate cuts. Nebius soared nearly 50% on a multibillion-dollar AI-cloud partnership with Microsoft, stealing the show. Meanwhile, Apple’s iPhone 17 Air launch didn’t land well with investors.

Equity markets hit new all-time highs as payroll revisions fueled rate-cut bets and focus shifted to upcoming inflation data.

Nebius surged after striking a multi-year, multi-billion-dollar AI cloud contract with Microsoft.

This AI cloud company stock has been a stealth winner this year.

For now, the "Magnificent Seven" and select others remain the most popular names in the AI arena.

A Stocktwits poll, which collected responses from over 7,000 platform users, showed that 31% of the respondents opted to buy the stock following the announcement.