Cloud Computing Shares Rally. Nebius up Nearly 9%; CoreWeave up 5%; Hut 8, IREN up About 4%; HPE, Oracle up Around 3%

TigerJul 21, 2026 2:08 PM

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Cloud computing shares rallied on Tuesday. Nebius up nearly 9%; CoreWeave up 5%; Hut 8, IREN up about 4%; HPE, Oracle up around 3%.

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