CoreWeave (CRWV) shares fell 11.4% to $114.15 following its Q1 earnings report, marking another post-IPO earnings day decline. The AI cloud computing provider reported a 112% year-over-year revenue increase to $2.08 billion, surpassing expectations. However, its adjusted loss per share widened to $1.12, exceeding the anticipated $0.90 loss, with net losses more than doubling to $740 million. The company's Q2 revenue guidance of $2.45 billion to $2.6 billion fell short of market expectations, contributing to the stock's decline. Despite a robust order backlog nearing $100 billion and significant contracts with major clients like Meta and NVIDIA, CoreWeave's financials reveal challenges. Q1 capital expenditures reached $6.8 billion, with further increases expected, and total debt has ballooned to $25 billion. CEO Michael Intrator highlighted the company's hyperscale growth and diversified customer base, but the market remains cautious amid rising costs and insider selling. The upcoming Q2 earnings report will be crucial in determining whether CoreWeave can stabilize its profit margins and sustain investor confidence.