DigitalOcean Holdings IncAI-cloud strategy drives 29% revenue growth and 212% AI ARR increase with nine-figure commitments.

DigitalOcean reported second-quarter results showing its AI-cloud strategy is gaining traction, with revenue climbing 29% year over year to $281 million and remaining performance obligation swelling to $894 million from $71 million a year earlier. AI Customer ARR grew 212% to $234 million, with 85% of that revenue coming from inference and core cloud workloads, and the company signed its first nine-figure annual commitments, extending the weighted average contract life to over three years. However, profit growth lagged, as net income attributable to common stockholders fell 4% to $35 million and operating income dropped 18% to $29 million, while adjusted free cash flow margin declined to 22%. DigitalOcean also repurchased about $472 million of convertible notes due 2030, funded by a stock offering, and added 20 megawatts of data center capacity for 2027 and 2028, bringing total committed capacity to about 155 megawatts. Hedge fund ownership rose to 53 funds, but short interest remains high at 8.74% of float, reflecting cautious sentiment despite the growth.
DigitalOcean Holdings IncAI-cloud strategy drives 29% revenue growth and 212% AI ARR increase with nine-figure commitments.