strategic equity investment and multi-year supply agreement with NVIDIA, fortifying cash balance ($1.59 Billion in cash/equivalents) to fund capacity expansion.
Q4 FY2026 revenue guidance represents expected year-over-year top-line growth of 24.9% to 34.1%, with the midpoint implying a ~29.5% YoY expansion driven by continued momentum in AI data center optical transceivers.
Revenue:$582.3 million, up 454% YoY (beating consensus estimates of ~$573.9 million).
Adjusted EBITDA:$236.2 million (41% EBITDA margin), up from a loss of $21.0 million in Q2 2025.
Q3 2026 Analyst Expectations:Consensus Revenue Target: ~$951.55 million.Consensus EPS Estimate: -$1.41 per share (reflecting heavy capital investments into infrastructure buildouts).
Update 12/8: Supermicro is stating that they expect their business to expand dramatically—nearly doubling annual revenue from $39.1 billion (achieved in FY2026) to $65.0–$72.0 billion (projected for FY2027).
Revenue: Expected around $11.0 Billion (representing ~91% YoY growth, at the lower end of management’s $11.0B–$12.5B guidance range due to shipment timing
CoreWeave, is rated a buy with the stop loss at $85
Update 12/8: Q2 2026 Financial Highlights; Revenue:$2.575 Billion (Up 112% YoY from $1.212B in Q2 2025), topping Wall Street estimates
Rather than functioning as a general-purpose cloud provider (like AWS, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud), CoreWeave operates as a dedicated AI Hyperscaler built strictly for high-density, high-throughput AI workloads, model training, and real-time inference.
Consensus Expectations for Q2 2026; Tuesday, August 11, 2026, after the market closes
Revenue Estimate:~$2.56 Billion
YoY Growth:+111% (compared to $1.21 Billion in Q2 2025).
YoY Revenue Growth:* ~390%+ YoY (compared to $10.2B in Q4 FY25).
Micron is using its AI-driven cash glut to reinvest heavily in global fab capacity (Idaho, New York, Taiwan, Japan) to meet sold-out HBM demand, while simultaneously raising dividends and expanding share buybacks.
Massively Scaling CapEx (The Primary Focus). The vast majority of Micron’s cash flow is being reinvested to build out next-generation manufacturing capacity and advanced packaging.
Record CapEx Budget: Micron has aggressively scaled its Fiscal 2026 CapEx projection to ~$27 billion (up from initial $18B–$20B guidance) and expects quarterly CapEx in Fiscal 2027 to remain elevated above $10B per quarter.
U.S. Mega-Fabs:
* Boise, Idaho: Accelerating construction of its leading-edge DRAM fabs. First wafer output was pulled forward to mid-2027. * Clay, New York: Groundbreaking on its multi-decade, $100B mega-fab complex to secure long-term U.S. DRAM supply.
Global Capacity & M&A:
* Acquired a fabrication facility from PSMC in Taiwan (~$1.8B) to rapidly expand DRAM wafer production. * Expanding cleanrooms and advanced packaging capacity in Singapore, Taiwan, and Japan to handle HBM4 assembly.
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