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title: "Data Center Sector Mixed in Regular Session; ORCL Rises Nearly 4%, NBIS Falls Nearly 5%"
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description: "During Monday's regular session, the data center sector showed mixed performance. Oracle (ORCL.US) rose nearly 4% to $119.65, while CoreWeave (CRWV.US) fell over 1% to $70.83, NBIS dropped nearly 5% to $188.64, IREN declined nearly 3% to $36.09, and HUT fell over 5% to $104.01."
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# Data Center Sector Mixed in Regular Session; ORCL Rises Nearly 4%, NBIS Falls Nearly 5%

During the regular session on Monday (July 27), the U.S. data center sector displayed a mixed performance with divergent moves among individual stocks. As of press time, mainstream names within the sector showed varied results, with Oracle (ORCL.US) leading gains while some cryptocurrency mining-related names faced pressure.

Specifically, **Oracle (ORCL.US)** surged **nearly 4%** in the regular session to trade at **$119.65**, hitting an intraday high of $121.99 with turnover exceeding $3.6 billion, making it the standout performer among heavyweight stocks. **CoreWeave (CRWV.US)**, on the other hand, pulled back, trading at **$70.83**, **down over 1%**, with an intraday range between $69.69 and $74.91. **NBIS.US** saw a notable decline, last done at **$188.64**, **down nearly 5%**, after touching a low of $180.83, with turnover reaching $2.84 billion. **IREN.US** also weakened, reporting at **$36.09**, **down nearly 3%**; **HUT.US** performed poorly at **$104.01**, **down over 5%**, with an intraday low of $100.88. Among derivative names, **NEBX.US** remained flat at $23.08, while **ORCX.US** rose over 7% to $15.01.

Overall, the data center sector exhibited significant divergence during today's regular session. Traditional software and cloud infrastructure giant Oracle rallied on strong buying interest, whereas previously outperforming Bitcoin mining and equipment-related names like NBIS and HUT faced profit-taking, leading the declines. Market focus appears to be shifting from pure crypto-asset beta to infrastructure service providers with tangible revenue support, indicating clear rotation dynamics within the sector.

### Related Stocks

- [CRWV.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/CRWV.US.md)
- [NBIS.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/NBIS.US.md)
- [IREN.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/IREN.US.md)
- [HUT.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/HUT.US.md)
- [ORCL.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/ORCL.US.md)

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