BigBear.ai is an AI software company that provides decision intelligence, predictive modeling and security consulting to government and enterprise clients. Recent coverage compared its quarterly revenue with Innodata, Cerebras and IonQ: FY2025 revenue was $127.7M, down 19.3%, with a net loss of $293.9M and over half of revenue concentrated in a few customers including the U.S. Department of Defense. Q2 2025 revenue rose 13% to $36.7M, helped by its Ask Sage acquisition.
BigBear.ai vs. Innodata: Quarterly revenue trends comparedThe Motley Fool analyzes quarterly revenue trends of BigBear.ai and Innodata. Innodata's QoQ growth steadily accelerated, with 2026 revenue towering over BigBear.ai, which struggles for YoY growth despite a 13% increase to $36.7 million in Q2 2025, aided by its Ask Sage acquisition.
BigBear.ai vs. Cerebras: quarterly revenue trends comparedThe comparison shows BigBear.ai's recent quarters have flat revenue, driven by AI predictive modeling and security consulting for government and enterprise, while Cerebras's revenue has been rising from selling specialized compute hardware and software. Both reported large operating losses (BigBear.ai -74%, Cerebras -265%).
BigBear.ai vs. IonQ: AI software vs. quantum hardwareThe piece compares BigBear.ai, which offers decision-intelligence for supply chains and defense, with IonQ, a quantum-hardware maker. BigBear.ai reported FY2025 revenue of $127.7M (down 19.3%) and a net loss of $293.9M, with over 50% revenue concentrated in a few customers including the U.S. Department of Defense and intelligence agencies; its debt-to-equity is zero and current ratio 1.8. The comparison highlights different growth paths and risk profiles.
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