Super Micro Computer's stock has surged 1,336% in 5 years due to AI hardware demand. ChatGPT launch, Dell and HPE's ...

Shares of the data center server maker Super Micro Computer Inc. jumped 9% in extended trading today after it forecast some insane revenue growth for fiscal 2026, citing rising demand for its ...

Artificial intelligence server company Super Micro Computer, Inc.’s (NASDAQ:SMCI) stock has risen over 1,336% in the last five years, backed by demand for AI hardware and infrastructure in line ...

Super Micro's stock jumped 1,336% in five years as AI server demand surged, fueled by the generative AI boom and cloud growth. Analysts see Super Micro's AI server revenue cycle gaining momentum ...

Nvidia may be shipping its “Blackwell” B100, B200, and GB200 compute engines, but not in enough volumes for server maker Supermicro to meet its revenue expectations in the quarter ended in December.

Super Micro is a rival to Dell (DELL), which makes computer servers using Nvidia's (NVDA) latest Blackwell AI chips. Super Micro's CEO Charles Liang said on a call with investors late Tuesday ...

There are three main narratives that shaped Super Micro Computer’s (NASDAQ:SMCI) outlook through 2024. Last year started with the AI Server company’s rewarding partnership with GPU maker ...

Supermicro’s architecture provides custom server design and complete solutions tailored to individual requirements. The news that Supermicro’s server designs are built around Blackwell chips ...

Supermicro builds high-performance computer servers that power cloud and AI computing. It's a well-positioned company, undoubtedly, in an area of the market that is running red-hot. What makes ...

Both issues are worth watching. On the earnings front, Super Micro (SMCI) is dealing with stiff competition in the market for artificial-intelligence servers, a factor that's pressured margins in ...

Super Micro Computer Inc. impressed investors with its forecast for $40 billion in revenue next fiscal year, a target that was well above what analysts were model — and perhaps even “very ...