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CoreWeave and AMD: Key Stocks Poised for Major AI Rallies by 2026

CoreWeave reports $1.4B in Q3 revenues after a 134% YoY increase, positioning itself alongside AMD, which anticipates 35% revenue CAGR through 2026.

Despite ongoing concerns over an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble, investor enthusiasm for AI stocks remains unwavering. Among these stocks, Nvidia has emerged as a standout performer, experiencing a remarkable surge of nearly 1,500% since hitting lows in 2022. As the tech landscape evolves, investors are keenly searching for the next company poised for a significant rally akin to Nvidia’s trajectory.

One contender is CoreWeave (CRWV), which has been trading since March and has already seen considerable price fluctuations, including a nearly 60% drop from its peak. CoreWeave differentiates itself in the crowded cloud computing market by offering infrastructure solutions specifically tailored for AI workloads, setting it apart from legacy services like Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft‘s Azure cloud. The volatility in CoreWeave’s stock may echo Nvidia’s own historical ups and downs, but projections for the AI sector indicate a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 32% through 2033, suggesting a promising outlook for the company.

In the third quarter of 2025, CoreWeave reported revenues of nearly $1.4 billion, an increase of 134% year-over-year. While the company faces challenges in meeting this burgeoning demand, resulting in a net loss of $110 million—down from a loss of $389 million in the previous year—its price-to-sales (P/S) ratio now hovers just above 7. This valuation is reminiscent of its position before the recent price surge, which could signal an attractive entry point for investors.

Another player in the AI space is Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), which has been racing to catch up to Nvidia amid growing recognition of the latter’s AI accelerators. AMD has successfully capitalized on Nvidia’s current inability to fully satisfy market demand, particularly with its MI350 accelerators. During a recent financial analyst day, AMD projected an impressive 35% revenue CAGR over the next three to five years, with expectations that its data center business will see annual increases exceeding 60%.

Anticipation is building for AMD’s upcoming MI450 accelerator, slated for release in the latter half of next year, which analysts believe could position the company more competitively against Nvidia’s forthcoming Vera Rubin accelerator. In Q3 2025, AMD posted revenues exceeding $9.2 billion, with a 36% year-over-year increase and 47% of that revenue stemming from its data center segment. This growth trajectory suggests that AMD could soon experience its own “Nvidia moment,” particularly if the MI450 meets or exceeds expectations and the data center segment solidifies its status as the company’s primary revenue driver.

AMD’s net income for the third quarter also reflected robust growth, reaching over $1.2 billion—up 61% from the previous year. Despite some volatility in AMD’s stock since its analyst day, the company has still managed to increase its share price by nearly 60% over the past year. While the current price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio stands at 106, it is important to note that the rapid growth in profits is expected to reduce this multiple, as the forward P/E ratio indicates a more favorable outlook at 54.

Investors appear optimistic about both CoreWeave and AMD as they navigate the evolving AI landscape. With CoreWeave’s strategy focused on AI-specific cloud solutions and AMD’s aggressive push into the accelerator market, both companies are well-positioned to capitalize on the projected exponential growth of the AI sector. The ongoing demand for advanced AI technologies underscores the importance of these players, as they seek to secure their foothold in a market expected to expand significantly in the coming years.

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