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Shares in CoreWeave, a cloud computing company backed by Nvidia, wavered in their market debut Friday, following a $1.5 billion initial public offering that priced below its expected range.

Shares of CoreWeave (NASDAQ:CRWV) fell about 9% on its second full day of trading following its IPO last week.

The stock was indicated to open at $47, compared with the IPO price of $40. Also Read: CoreWeave IPO: Nvidia-backed AI startup to raise $2.5 billion via public issue, asks investors to pay $47-$55 ...

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