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Nebius Group builds AI cloud infrastructure, renting GPU cluster capacity for model training in Europe.
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Industry: Internet Services & Infrastructure
| Period | Report Date | Surprise | EPS · Forecast | EPS · Actual | Revenue · Forecast | Revenue · Actual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 202608/12/2026 | — | − $0.69 | — |
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