Revenue Growth

Boost Run, an AI cloud infrastructure provider, is going public via a $614 million SPAC deal with Willow Lane Acquisition Corp. (WLAC). The merger aims to capitalize on surging demand for AI computing solutions. Boost Run projects rapid revenue growth and high profitability, fueled by strategic GPU purchases and software development. Key advantages include partnerships with Lenovo and TierPoint, and a secure, bare-metal platform. The combined company, Boost Run, Inc. (BRUN), will trade on Nasdaq, pending customary closing conditions.

CleanCore Solutions (ZONE) appointed Marco Margiotta as CIO and partnered with Robinhood. The company secured over 500 million Doge towards its 1 billion target. Fiscal 2024 revenue grew 29% to $2.07 million, with U.S. quarterly sales exceeding $1 million for the first time. CleanCore acquired Sanzonate Europe, gained GSA contractor approval, and landed a major contract with a global logistics provider covering over 1,000 facilities. CleanCore is pioneering a modern treasury model alongside innovation in clean technology.

Oracle’s shares surged 40% following strong cloud demand fueled by AI, potentially reaching a record single-day gain and nearing a $1 trillion market cap. RPO jumped 359% year-over-year to $455 billion, exceeding expectations. Oracle benefits from AI demand, its cloud infrastructure, and access to Nvidia GPUs, competing with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. Projections forecast exponential cloud infrastructure revenue growth. While overall Q1 earnings slightly missed estimates, analysts express optimism, citing Oracle’s strategic position in the AI market and exceptional backlog, with upgrades and raised price targets.

Oracle’s stock surged 28% after hours following its earnings call, driven by optimistic forward-looking projections for its cloud infrastructure business and new AI deals. Analysts were “blown away” by the anticipated 77% revenue increase in cloud infrastructure. Oracle also announced multi-billion-dollar contracts, including a collaboration with OpenAI to develop data center capacity and a substantial increase in remaining performance obligations, signaling strong future revenue. The company’s strategic focus on technology and networking, rather than owning data center buildings, also contributed to the positive outlook.

Broadcom’s stock surged after announcing a $10 billion commitment from a new customer, widely speculated to be OpenAI for custom AI chips (XPUs). CEO Hock Tan highlighted the order’s impact on Broadcom’s AI revenue forecast, with shipments expected in 2026. Analysts believe the partnership will optimize OpenAI’s AI models and strengthen Broadcom’s position in the AI market, where it competes with Nvidia. Broadcom’s Q3 results exceeded expectations, with projected Q4 revenue reaching $17.4 billion.

Broadcom (AVGO) is expected to release its fiscal third-quarter earnings, with investors focused on its AI sector performance. Revenue is projected to reach $15.83 billion, a 21% increase year-over-year, driven by custom silicon for cloud giants and networking solutions. Analysts anticipate continued growth due to escalating demand for AI infrastructure. Broadcom’s accelerator chips (XPUs) are gaining traction as cost-effective alternatives to GPUs. Cantor Fitzgerald projects significant revenue from custom silicon, potentially exceeding $40 billion by 2027. Stock has climbed 30% YTD. AI revenue reached $4.4 billion in Q2, and the VMware acquisition further strengthens Broadcom’s position.

Figma (FIG) shares fell 14% after hours following its first earnings report as a public company. While revenue beat expectations at $249.6 million (up 41% YoY), the report presented a mixed picture. Q3 revenue is projected at $263-$265 million, surpassing estimates. Full-year adjusted operating income is forecasted between $88-$98 million, with revenue exceeding $1.02 billion. Figma is innovating with AI-powered tools and strategic acquisitions. Concerns about AI displacing designers were addressed, with the CEO emphasizing AI’s role in augmenting design. The company reported a 129% net retention rate.

Salesforce ($CRM) shares declined after-hours despite exceeding Q2 earnings and revenue expectations due to a weaker outlook. While Q2 revenue rose 10% to $10.24 billion and net income increased, forward guidance fell slightly short of estimates. Investors are concerned about slowing revenue growth and the efficacy of Salesforce’s AI investments, especially compared to gains made by other tech companies in the AI sector. The company aims to address these concerns through its Agentforce AI software and the acquisition of Informatica. The market is demanding concrete evidence of accelerated growth and profitable AI integration.

Geekplus (2590.HK) announced strong unaudited interim results for H1 2025, with revenue up 31.0% year-over-year to RMB 1.025 billion. Gross profit increased 43.1%, resulting in a gross margin of 35.1%. Adjusted net loss narrowed significantly, and adjusted EBITDA turned positive. New orders rose 30.1% to RMB 1.760 billion. Revenue from outside Mainland China accounted for 79.5% of the total. Geekplus remains the world’s largest warehouse fulfillment robotics solution provider and will focus on embodied intelligence R&D, global expansion, ESG, and talent development.

Tel Instrument (TIC) delayed its 10-K filing due to credit line negotiations, moving to the OTC Pink market temporarily. Simultaneously, TIC is raising capital with insider participation to strengthen its balance sheet and fund growth. Positively, the U.S. Navy approved full-rate production of TIC’s CRAFT upgrade KITS, with an initial order of 150 units, expected to increase annual revenue by $5 million. Increased adoption of SDR-OMNI test sets further diversifies revenue. TIC anticipates substantial revenue growth and profitability from the Navy contract and CRAFT production.