Data Center Sector Rises Broadly Intraday, NBIS Up Nearly 7.5%, IREN Up Nearly 7.5%, HUT Up Over 6%
The data center sector showed strong performance during intraday trading on September 7, with all mainstream tickers advancing. As of press time, NBIS.US rose nearly 7.5% to $226.39, IREN.US gained nearly 7.5% to $44.68, HUT.US climbed over 6% to $93.55, CRWV.US advanced over 5% to $89.36, and ORCL.US increased over 3% to $158.78. The sector saw active trading and notable capital inflows.
Among individual stocks, NBIS and IREN led the gains, hitting intraday highs of $226.58 and $44.75 respectively, with significantly elevated trading volumes. HUT and CRWV followed closely, experiencing heightened volatility but supported by strong buying interest. ORCL, as a sector heavyweight, steadily rose over 3%, indicating sustained institutional positioning. Among derivative tickers, NEBX.US surged 14.55% to $25.82, while ORCX.US jumped nearly 5.9% to $25.11, reflecting bullish market sentiment.
Analysts note that sustained data center demand and rising AI infrastructure investments are driving sector valuation recovery. Short-term focus remains on Fed policy shifts and industry capital expenditure plans, but the sector's technical and capital flow alignment suggests a favorable medium-term outlook.
