Explosive Top-Line Growth
Q4 group revenue of $228,000,000, up 547% year-over-year and 56% quarter-over-quarter; core AI cloud revenue grew 830% YoY and 63% QoQ.
ARR Outperformance and Strong Contract Durations
Annualized run-rate revenue (ARR) reached $1,200,000,000 at December, exceeding guidance; average contract duration of new cloud customers increased by 50%.
Capacity Demand and Supply Dynamics
Sold out of capacity in Q3 and Q4 and already sold out into 2026; contracted power >2 GW and company raised its 2026 forecast to >3 GW of contracted power; expects 800 MW–1 GW of connected/available capacity by year-end.
Strong Pricing, Utilization, and Pipeline
Pricing remained strong across GPU families (GPU prices did not fall on prior generations); average selling prices increased by >50% for longer-duration deals; pipeline creation trajectory in Q1 on track to exceed $4,000,000,000.
Improving Profitability Metrics and Cash Generation
Group adjusted EBITDA inflected positive in Q4 (group adjusted EBITDA margin of 7% in Q4); core AI cloud adjusted EBITDA margin expanded from 19% in Q3 to 24% in Q4; generated $834,000,000 in operating cash flow in Q4 and ended year with $3,000,000,000 cash on hand.
Aggressive Capacity Expansion and Product Moves
Announced nine new data centers; 2026 CapEx plan to invest $16,000,000,000–$20,000,000,000 to support growth; launched Token Factory and acquired Tavily (adds agentic search capabilities and ~700,000 developers).
Strategic Large Contracts on Track
Delivered contracted capacity for Meta (now fully servicing the contract); first tranche for Microsoft delivered on time with remaining tranches scheduled throughout 2026 (majority in H2), with Microsoft expected to contribute full run-rate revenue in 2027.
Balance Sheet and Funding Options
Approximately 60% of 2026 CapEx needs already covered by cash, operating cash flow and commitments; exploring debt, asset-backed financing and other capital alternatives while keeping ATM program unused (available if opportunistic).