Nutanix Inc.

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In the fiscal 2020 fourth quarter ended July 31, Nutanix revenue climbed 9% to $327.9 million from $299.9 million in the year-earlier period.

Stocks rose on Friday, and tech investors reacted to cloud software earnings. Nutanix, Peloton and Roku are among tech-stock movers.

Nutanix, Workday, BJ's Restaurants, Cheesecake Factory and Lindbland Expeditions are some of the top gainers for Friday.

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The tech publication The Information placed Nutanix on its takeover-target list, saying Alphabet, HP Enterprise and Cisco might be interested.

The cloud chief said the pandemic has had a mixed impact on its business so far, and that Nutanix is embracing a startup mentality.

Apple, Cisco Systems and several chip stocks are among the tech companies to have seen ratings cuts this week.

The bank's analysts said the coronavirus will hammer revenue at Nutanix, particularly from medium-sized companies.

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With one exception, enterprise software firms reporting or pre-announcing this week haven't indicated that the coronavirus outbreak is currently impacting demand.

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Shares of the cloud-based computing software company surge receiving a post-earnings, price-target upgrade from Wells Fargo.

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The company has been transitioning from a transactional hardware sales model to a subscription software model.

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Also, another buy setup is emerging in Nutanix.

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Would-be buyers should wait for a base in the cloud infrastructure company's stock to form before jumping in.

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