Nebius Signs $3 Billion AI Infrastructure Deal with Meta, Reports Strong Revenue Growth
Nebius Group, an AI infrastructure company based in Amsterdam, has announced a $3 billion agreement with Meta Platforms (the owner of Facebook) to provide AI infrastructure over the next five years. This partnership highlights the growing demand for computing power to support artificial intelligence development.
The new contract with Meta is Nebius's second major hyperscale partnership this year, following an earlier $17 billion agreement with Microsoft. These deals are expected to boost Nebius's long-term growth.
For the third quarter of 2025, Nebius reported a revenue increase of 355% compared to the same period last year. However, the company also posted a net income loss that was larger than what analysts had expected.
Despite missing some financial forecasts, Nebius's stock price rose following the Meta deal announcement, indicating strong investor confidence in the company's business strategy.
Nebius provides technology and infrastructure needed for artificial intelligence applications, helping large companies run complex AI workloads.
Nebius will supply Meta Platforms with AI infrastructure worth $3 billion over five years.
Investors reacted positively to the large new contract with Meta, seeing it as a sign of strong future growth for Nebius.
Earlier this year, Nebius signed a $17 billion agreement to provide AI infrastructure to Microsoft.
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