Hagens Berman has initiated an investigation into CoreWeave, Inc. (CRWV) regarding allegations that the company misrepresented its capacity to scale artificial intelligence infrastructure and deliver on financial projections provided to investors. The inquiry centers on claims that CoreWeave failed to disclose substantial construction delays at its Denton, Texas data center facility, which was subsequently revealed to be months behind its original timeline.
The disclosure of the delayed infrastructure project, made public in December 2025, triggered a significant market correction for the company. CoreWeave's market capitalization declined by approximately $14 billion following the announcement, reflecting investor concerns about the company's operational execution and the accuracy of its prior guidance. The investigation covers statements and disclosures made during the period from March 28, 2025 through December 15, 2025.
The matter represents one of several recent examinations into how technology infrastructure companies have communicated capacity constraints and project timelines to capital markets. Hagens Berman is accepting inquiries from investors who held CoreWeave securities during the relevant period and experienced losses related to the stock's subsequent decline.