Core Idea - CoreWeave, a company specializing in data centers for AI applications, has seen a significant increase in its market cap since going public, raising questions about a potential stock split [2][3][9]. Company Overview - CoreWeave focuses on providing infrastructure for companies developing AI applications, allowing them to rent rather than build their own data centers [2]. - Since its IPO in March, CoreWeave's market cap has surged by 200%, reaching $59 billion as of July 25 [3]. Stock Split Insights - Stock splits are mechanisms that adjust share prices and outstanding shares without affecting the overall market cap, making stocks more accessible to investors [3][5]. - A typical stock split, such as a 2-for-1 split, would double the number of shares while halving the share price, maintaining the total equity position [6]. - CoreWeave's current high share price could lead to considerations for a stock split to enhance accessibility, although there is no immediate necessity [9]. Market Dynamics - Approximately 74% of CoreWeave's outstanding shares are currently public, with many large shareholders under lock-up agreements that will expire in late September, potentially increasing liquidity but also creating selling pressure [10]. - CoreWeave's compliance with Nasdaq rules is secure, given its substantial market cap and share price above $120 [11].