Fermi is trading 8.16% down at $6.98 after reporting $0 revenue in second-quarter results released August 13, 2026.
- The $0.04-per-share loss beat the $0.07 estimate, but underscored that Fermi remains pre-revenue.
- Results followed a sharp rally tied to Fermiβs $6.5 billion TensorWave lease, suggesting investors are reassessing near-term execution and commercialization timing.
- The broader market is higher, so the decline appears company-specific.