When performing well Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA )Investors may be underestimating what a huge achievement that is. Despite its large size, the artificial intelligence (AI) chipmaker posted 85% revenue growth in the first quarter of fiscal 2027 (ended April 26), a tough feat for most small companies growing from much smaller platforms.
However, between a cloud and AI build-out, a key Nvidia partner is growing rapidly, and this could lead to this cloud share outperforming Nvidia over the next five years.
Missed Nvidia in 2009? This rare signal will flash again. In 2009, a “double down” signal flashed for a little-known chipmaker, Nvidia. For the first time in years, the same “Total Confidence” signal is flashing for a company 1/100th higher than Nvidia. Continue »
CoreWeave is a great performer
Investors should look for an AI cloud company Korveev (NASDAQ: CRWV ) Should surpass nvidia. CoreWeave offers customers a dedicated cloud environment tailored for AI workloads.
Through its Nvidia partnership, it offers these services using Nvidia’s latest technology and is the first cloud provider to use Nvidia’s VeraRuby platform. Also, the chipmaker looks very positive on this partnership after recently increasing its holding by 95%.
The unprecedented demand for such services has made CoreWeave one of the few companies growing faster than Nvidia. For the first quarter of 2026, revenue is expected to grow 112% year over year to $2.1 billion. That’s slower than the 168% increase in 2025, but still in the triple digits.
Admittedly, the story is different from Nvidia when looking at bottom-line metrics. In the first quarter, CoreViv lost $740 million. The huge capex required to meet the current balance sheet, which currently stands at $99.4 billion, makes future profitability impossible.
That capex spending, which was $16.6 billion in the trailing 12 months, took its total debt to $24.8 billion. With a book value of just $4.8 billion, the company could face significant financial trouble if the AI growth story falls short of expectations.
However, Grand View Research estimates a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for AI of 31% through 2033. If that assessment is correct, success shouldn’t be an issue for CoreWeave.
Its price-to-sales ratio (P/S) stands at 9. That’s a low sales multiple considering its earnings growth and tech growth stocks often support a P/S in the double digits.
Lastly, as previously mentioned, CoreWeave’s small size facilitates rapid development. Nvidia’s growing fiscal first-quarter revenue of $82 billion is impressive, but it also means it needs to generate an additional $67 billion in revenue over the next year to maintain its current growth rate.
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