Boost Run Debuts on Nasdaq with $940M Contracted Revenue and 125MW Expansion
Boost Run began trading on Nasdaq with $940 million of contracted customer revenue, mostly in production and under three-year terms scheduled to deploy through fiscal 2026. Expecting at least $375 million in annualized recurring revenue at year-end 2026, the company is scaling infrastructure to over 125MW across 11 data centers.
1. Trading Debut and Contracted Revenue
Boost Run began trading on Nasdaq with $940 million of long-term contracted revenue across its customer portfolio, under contracts averaging three years. The majority of this revenue is already in production, with the remainder scheduled for deployment through fiscal 2026, providing clear visibility into future cash flows.
2. Fiscal 2026 Outlook
The company expects to exit fiscal 2026 with at least $375 million in annualized recurring revenue based on current agreements, reflecting diversification across sectors. Boost Run has maintained positive free cash flow operations and plans to sustain FCF generation through ongoing deployments and capacity expansion.
3. Infrastructure Expansion
Boost Run currently operates six U.S. data center locations and has five additional sites in progress, increasing total accessible infrastructure capacity to over 125 megawatts. This expansion supports scalability for high-performance GPU compute and managed Kubernetes workloads.
4. Platform and Certifications
As an NVIDIA Preferred Cloud Provider and NVIDIA Exemplar Cloud on Blackwell architecture, Boost Run delivers GPU compute, CPU nodes, managed orchestration and shared storage through an intuitive console and API. The platform holds SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications, ensuring enterprise-grade security and compliance.