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CoreWeave reports Q3 revenue up 168% YoY to $3.66B, vs. $3.55B est., a net loss of $709M, and a $132.5B revenue backlog, up from $104B as of June (Jordan Novet/CNBC)

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The third-quarter financial results demonstrated significant top-line acceleration, with revenue reaching $3.66 billion to beat consensus projections. This rapid growth coincided with a substantial bottom-line net loss of $709 million for the period. Strong forward momentum was further evidenced by the expanding order pipeline, which climbed by tens of billions of dollars beyond the June benchmark.

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  • Strong top-line performance enabled the company to comfortably surpass quarterly analyst…: Strong top-line performance enabled the company to comfortably surpass quarterly analyst expectations.
  • Continued business expansion came alongside a significant net loss of $709 million.: Continued business expansion came alongside a significant net loss of $709 million.
  • Future demand remains robust as the revenue backlog expanded to $132.5 billion.: Future demand remains robust as the revenue backlog expanded to $132.5 billion.

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