Everpure CISO Rick Orloff Discusses AI Kill Switch Integration
Everpure CISO Rick Orloff highlighted the company's use of the new AI Kill Switch feature within CrowdStrike's Falcon Guardian to manage and secure AI agents.
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Everpure CISO Rick Orloff highlighted the company's use of the new AI Kill Switch feature within CrowdStrike's Falcon Guardian to manage and secure AI agents.
Everpure has scheduled a conference call for November 18, 2026, to discuss its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2027.
Everpure employees across the globe engaged in volunteer activities focused on environmental sustainability, workforce development, and community support during the company's annual Pure Good Global Week of Service.
Everpure shares have surged 147% over six months, driven by strong enterprise demand, growing subscription revenues, and AI/hyperscale opportunities. However, the stock's premium valuation of 39.25X forward P/E (vs. industry 20.05X) leaves limited room for execution missteps. While fundamentals remain solid with 38% revenue growth and expanding recurring revenues, investors are advised to hold rather than buy at current levels due to valuation concerns, cost pressures, and negative free cash flow.
Everpure (formerly Pure Storage) is recommended as a top storage stock pick, with AI-driven demand accelerating revenue growth to 38% year-over-year. The company's software-based flash storage approach delivers superior price performance, and a recent hyperscaler deal is expected to generate significant revenue from fiscal 2028 onward. Trading at a reasonable 1.16x PEG multiple, the stock carries volatility risk from potential flash price reversals.
Analysts raised targets for Everpure, Eli Lilly and Delek US, while cutting targets for Constellation, Tyler, ArriVent and Netflix.