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CrowdStrike (CRWD) Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to ride a wave of growing venture for cyberecurity solutions that work with cyberecurity solutions, platform consolidation and fast hugs of Falcon Flex. As a rapidly developing AI threaten landscape, the company finds itself perfectly as the company.
On June 11, the shares of Crowdstrika, Sahin Cloud security NVIDA (NVDA) Universal LLM Nim Microservices and Nemo security increased by 2% after watching the security. Cooperation provides a comprehensive protection for AI and more than 100,000 large language models.
With large language models flowing into the production, the risk of the EU’s risk is the risk of the EU, such as data poisoning, changing and sensitive information leaks. The Crowdstrika’s Falcon Platform, NVIDIA NIM, offering working hours, and offering a full life defense by watching the AI-Standiven and watching the answer, is no problem with Nvidia Nim.
CRWD shares hit a new 52-week height on June 17, and this written is less than 2% under this article. Its Nvidia Alliance can serve as the next catalyst for speed.
Austin, Texas, CrowdStrike (CRWD), recent points, workloads, workloads, a cyber-native leader in $ 120.9 billion for cloud-home protection.
In the last 52 weeks, CRWD shares rise to 24.6%.
On June 3, Crowdstike, the delivery of the results of the consequences of the management expectations and presented the results of the first quarterly income for FISCAL 2026. Revenues have reached $ 1.1 billion by alignment with more than 20% jump and prognosis forecasts of the avenue. This exceeded $ 1 billion in a large part of the brides, the Falcon Flex subscription model.
According to the fourth end, annual recurring income (ARR) fell to $ 4.44 billion, which reflects the annual annual growth of 22%. The engine behind this increase, in this quarter, added $ 774 million worth $ 774 million in the quarter of the total account, and the total contract value of Falcon Flex accounts was exaggerated to $ 3.2 billion.
