Neoclouds like $NBIS and $SHAZ are finally recovering from the Kimi headlines. But $BRUN is wrongfully being left behind.
NBIS revenue is tied to hyperscaler and frontier lab buildouts. SHAZ is an APAC sovereign story with NVIDIA taking a cut of revenue. Neither is positioned for the enterprise self-hosting wave.
$BRUN is.
Whether Kimi succeeds or not, the open source wave only grows demand for one thing, that is dedicated compute to run these models at scale, especially sovereign/enterprise deployments.
Here’s how $BRUN is positioned to benefit:
> Open source boom = massive demand for dedicated, certified bare-metal GPU leasing (control, no frontier lab lock-in, compliance) ✅
> $BRUN was built for exactly this: NVIDIA Preferred Cloud Partner + NVIDIA Exemplar Cloud, SOC2/HIPAA/ISO certified, bare metal compute provider ✅
> $1.45b contracted revenue (avg ~3yr terms) + targeting $400m+ ARR by FY26 exit (1,233% YoY growth) ✅
> Revenue up 165% YoY in Q1 2026, after growing 239% in FY2025 ✅
> 85.6% reported gross margin, expanding from 83.0% a year ago ✅
> $471.7M non-cancelable Thinking Machines contract covering 5,000 NVIDIA B300 GPUs, 36 months, take-or-pay ✅
> Insiders own 71.24% of the company with 94.6% of voting power. The CEO works for a $1/year salary. ✅
> Capital efficient + scaling to 158MW (33MW locked and 125MW under LOI) while others chase software layers or general cloud ✅
$NBIS/$SHAZ get the headlines. Little do you know, $BRUN quietly locks in the recurring infrastructure revenue as open source scales.
And it only costs $1.5b? Talk about a steal.
$BRUN can go as high as $120, from $24 today.
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🚨do you understand what just happened in the German parliament..
a former Pfizer chief toxicologist just testified in the Bundestag that Comirnaty should have never been approved.. didn't trend.. didn't make headlines.. most people have no idea..
long-term toxicology studies were skipped.. carcinogenicity testing never completed.. mass production used a different formula than clinical trials.. EMA knew.
his estimate: up to 60,000 deaths in Germany alone. said on parliamentary record. by someone who was inside Pfizer.
if the approval process was as broken as he describes - the scariest part is that nobody was supposed to find out.