Longbridge News learned that during the overnight session on September 1, the data center sector showed broad weakness. As of press time, all five mainstream stocks in the sector closed lower, with NBIS and IREN leading the declines at 1.43% and 1.44% respectively.

Specifically, CRWV traded at $80.880 in the overnight session, down 1.19% from the previous close of $81.850; NBIS closed at $196.690, falling 1.43% from the previous close of $199.540; IREN traded at $36.290, down 1.44% from the previous close of $36.820; HUT closed at $76.650, declining 1.19% from the previous close of $77.570; ORCL showed relative resilience at $140.300, with a modest decline of 0.72%.

Among derivative stocks, NEBX was the weakest performer in the overnight session, trading at $19.740 with a decline of 2.85%; ORCX closed at $19.760, down 1.30%. Sector overnight trading remained active, with NBIS recording approximately $7.32 million in overnight turnover and IREN at about $3.80 million. Market sentiment toward data center-related stocks appeared cautious during the overnight session, as investors likely hedged daytime positions or awaited further fundamental guidance.