

Space Exploration Technologies isn't best known as an AI company, but its neocloud business is growing rapidly. SpaceX's rise in the neocloud space could present challenges for CoreWeave.

Neocloud company CoreWeave is facing a crisis of confidence on Wall Street that's playing out in real time among equity and bond investors. With interest rates spiking and AI build-out concerns mounting, debt-heavy neoclouds like CoreWeave are being viewed by many market participants as the most vulnerable trade in the artificial intelligence space.

CoreWeave (CRWV) shares dropped 2% in Friday morning trading as UBS cut its price target on the AI computing company to $105 from $120, while keeping its Buy re

CoreWeave Inc. (NASDAQ:CRWV) shares are breaking to a new 52-week low Friday, its second fresh low in days, as higher rates keep weighing on the stock.

Despite the brutal pullbacks in AI-related stocks, debt fears are far overblown and the bullish fundamental case remains rock-solid for the foreseeable future.

CoreWeave has $104 billion in contracted revenue, a 25% price increase already in effect, and Wall Street calling for triple-digit upside. One number buried in the financials threatens to unravel all of it.

Edge delivery is setting the pace in the cloud software rebound, and one specialist is pulling well ahead of the group. Fastly (NASDAQ:FSLY) stock is at $24.18, up 8% in afternoon trading.

CoreWeave's stock reached a new 52-week low this week. It could be a compelling buy for investors who can tune out the near-term noise.