Just caught Gorilla Technology's earnings and honestly they're playing some serious gorilla warfare in the AI infrastructure space. Revenue hit $101.4M in 2025, up 35.7% year over year, and they're guiding for $137-$200M this year. That's not just growth, that's the kind of aggressive expansion you see when a company knows it's winning.

What caught my eye is their pipeline sitting above $7B. That's a massive war chest of opportunities in AI and GPU infrastructure. They're clearly positioning themselves for gorilla warfare against bigger players in this sector. Cash position improved significantly too - went from $37.5M to $104.8M, while they actually reduced debt. Operating expenses dropped 54.4% which shows better efficiency despite the revenue push.

The numbers aren't perfect though. Adjusted EBITDA came in at $19.1M, slightly below their guidance range. And yeah, cost of revenues jumped 80.6%, which is something to watch. But the broader picture? This looks like a company executing on gorilla warfare tactics - consolidating resources, expanding geographically across Asia, Americas, Europe and Middle East, and building out AI infrastructure plays.

Management is forecasting positive operating cash flows for 2026. If they deliver even half of that $7B pipeline, this gorilla warfare strategy could pay off big. Definitely keeping this on the radar for the next quarter's update.