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AI Boom Lifts SMCI on Strong Q2, Margin Pressure Persists
markets21 days ago

AI Boom Lifts SMCI on Strong Q2, Margin Pressure Persists

Super Micro Computer reported fiscal Q2 adjusted earnings of $0.69 a share on revenue of $12.7 billion, up 123% year over year and ahead of expectations, as AI demand boosts server sales. The stock rose about 16% after the report, even though gross margin declined to 6.3% from 11.8% a year earlier. Guidance was solid, with expected Q3 revenue of ~$12.3 billion and earnings of $0.60 per share, signaling continued demand but ongoing margin pressure.

AI Demand Lifts SMCI as Earnings Beat Triggers 7% Rally
business22 days ago

AI Demand Lifts SMCI as Earnings Beat Triggers 7% Rally

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) jumped about 7% after a Q2 beat, posting EPS of $0.69 on revenue of $12.70 billion versus expectations of $0.49 and $10.42 billion. The company guided higher for the current quarter (~$0.60 EPS and ~$12.30 billion revenue) and raised its full-year revenue view to about $40 billion, driven by strong demand for AI‑optimized servers using Nvidia chips. With a consensus Hold and a roughly $44 price target, the stock could see further upside if AI demand remains robust.

Super Micro Computer Stock Faces Challenges but Potential Upside Remains
business6 months ago

Super Micro Computer Stock Faces Challenges but Potential Upside Remains

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) faces limited upside due to disappointing Q4 results, ongoing challenges like execution risks and margin pressures amid fierce competition, and cautious analyst outlooks. Despite long-term growth prospects driven by AI server demand, near-term uncertainties and competitive pressures have led Wall Street to maintain a hold rating with a modest 7% upside potential from current levels.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) Eyes $100 Amid Server Market Surge
business7 months ago

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) Eyes $100 Amid Server Market Surge

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) has rebounded strongly with a nearly 40% increase in stock price, driven by rising server shipments for AI infrastructure and a significant $20 billion deal with Saudi Arabia's DataVolt, signaling a global demand for AI servers beyond the US and China. Despite past tariff setbacks, the company's growth prospects remain robust, with a moderate buy rating and a 12-month target of $41.42.

business8 months ago

Super Micro's $2.3B Convertible Notes Offer Growth Opportunities Amid Stock Fluctuations

Super Micro Computer, Inc. has successfully closed a $2.3 billion private offering of convertible senior notes due 2030, with the aim of expanding its AI infrastructure business, supporting global manufacturing, and enhancing its product line, while minimizing shareholder dilution through strategic hedging and stock repurchases.

Palantir's Stock Surge and Decline: Key Factors Behind the Fluctuations
business8 months ago

Palantir's Stock Surge and Decline: Key Factors Behind the Fluctuations

Shares of Palantir and Super Micro rose following Broadcom's strong quarterly results driven by increased AI demand, with Broadcom's AI-related revenue up 46%. Palantir's stock rebounded after recent declines amid speculation and controversy, while Super Micro benefited from the AI growth trend and Nvidia's positive results, despite high short interest that could lead to a short squeeze.

Super Micro's Stock Surge Sparks Short Squeeze Potential
business8 months ago

Super Micro's Stock Surge Sparks Short Squeeze Potential

Despite challenges in the tech sector and high short interest, Super Micro Computer, an IT hardware company, surged 206 spots on the Fortune 500 list in 2024, driven by strong revenue growth and strategic positioning in AI, cloud computing, and data center infrastructure, indicating potential for continued market cap increase despite skepticism from short sellers.

Duolingo's AI Shift Sparks Backlash and Reversal
business8 months ago

Duolingo's AI Shift Sparks Backlash and Reversal

Super Micro Computer rapidly climbed 206 spots on the Fortune 500 list to No. 292, driven by its strategic focus on AI, cloud computing, and data center infrastructure, with a 110% revenue increase to nearly $15 billion. Despite recent controversies and investigations, the company remains confident in its growth prospects, especially in AI-ready infrastructure and green computing.