CoreWeave CEO Says In Q2, Customer Contracts Signed Came With Contribution Margins Expected To Be 5-10 Percentage Points Above Those Added In Recent Quarters; Near-Term Capacity Remains Effectively Sold Out, Which Is Translating Into Signed Commitments On Increasingly Favorable Terms

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CoreWeave CEO Says In Q2, Customer Contracts Signed Came With Contribution Margins Expected To Be 5-10 Percentage Points Above Those Added In Recent Quarters; Near-Term Capacity Remains Effectively Sold Out, Which Is Translating Into Signed Commitments On Increasingly Favorable Terms | WAPE

CoreWeave CEO Says In Q2, Customer Contracts Signed Came With Contribution Margins Expected To Be 5-10 Percentage Points Above Those Added In Recent Quarters; Near-Term Capacity Remains Effectively Sold Out, Which Is Translating Into Signed Commitments On Increasingly Favorable Terms

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