Super Micro Computer, Inc. Stock News

Generative AI advancements, exemplified by OpenAI's O3 and O4-mini, are driving exponential demand for AI hardware, positioning Super Micro Computer at the industry's forefront. Super Micro's robust financial performance, with a 54% revenue increase in Q2 2025, underscores its effective capitalization on the AI boom. Strategic partnerships with Nvidia and innovations in AI data-center hardware,...

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Sometimes, when a stock falls on hard times, investors sell and forget about it. But in the case of AI server specialist Super Micro Computer (SMCI -1.19%), these naysayers could be missing out on a big resurgence.

In today's video, I discuss Super Micro Computer (SMCI -1.19%), the company that designs and manufactures AI servers powering the tech AI revolution. You'll learn about its business, growth, risk, and my prediction of whether it will beat the market.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI -1.19%) was once an untouchable stock. Last year, the price rose too far, too fast, then proceeded to sell off throughout the year.

NEW YORK & LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amid rising U.S. tariff concerns and tech sector volatility heading into April, Super Micro Computer, Inc. emerged as the most crowded shorted large-cap security in March, according to Hazeltree's latest Shortside Crowdedness Report. The report also highlighted a notable rotation out of tech, as the number of names among the top 10 most crowded shorted large-...

SMCI dominates AI infrastructure with cutting-edge tech (Blackwell GPUs, liquid cooling) and rapid deployment solutions, capturing surging demand as AI spending skyrockets. The company's revenue tripled in a year, with net income doubling, yet margins face pressure as scaling intensifies. Super Micro Computer is trading at a sector-defying discount (P/S 0.9 vs. 2.5 median) despite 58% forward g...

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