Nebius Group N.V. (NASDAQ:NBIS) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer weighed in on. Cramer mentioned the company during the episode and said:
“Sometimes, though, you have a winner right in front of your face and you don’t realize it. When I was at NVIDIA’s big GTC conference… I was checking out the booth of all those companies that were working with Nvidia installing product into the data centers… At the end of the hall in what seemed to me to be a pretty empty booth… this company, Nebius, is a data center builder like CoreWeave. I felt bad for them, like no one was paying any attention to them, so I asked what they did. I sauntered it over there. They filled me in. They were going to be a part of the power solution. I thanked them. Never really thought about it again until yesterday when the company won a $17 billion contract to build a data center for Microsoft in Vineland, New Jersey… Sure enough, Nebius, which had been creeping up, vaulted from $64 to nearly $96 today in a colossal move. Nebius, it turns out, used to be a part of Yandex, a controversial Russian story. Spun out from Yandex, Nebius is controversial no more. It’s just electric, literally.”
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Nebius Group N.V. (NASDAQ:NBIS) develops AI-focused infrastructure such as GPU clusters, cloud platforms, and developer tools. In addition, the company also provides Toloka for AI data services, TripleTen for tech reskilling, and Avride for autonomous driving and robotics solutions.
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