Las acciones de Nebius suben ante la fuerte demanda de IA

Nebius Group sigue observando un gran interés en sus servicios de computación de IA.

La empresa informa que su capacidad de computación de IA está agotada en medio del aumento de los precios de alquiler de GPU. La dirección ha incrementado sus planes de gastos de capital para 2026 con el fin de construir más centros de datos y aumentar la capacidad de GPU. Los contratos firmados con hiperescaladores proporcionan visibilidad de ingresos a corto plazo y reducen el riesgo.

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