Super Micro Computer, Inc. Stock News

Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) shares plunged on Wednesday, trading at $46.88 at press time, down 18% on the day and at one point sliding as much as 20%.

U.S. equites gained at midday, lifted by several strong corporate earnings reports. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all advanced.

Super Micro Computer, Inc.'s Q4 earnings disappointed on EPS and guidance, triggering a 16% stock drop, but revenue growth and FY26 targets remain robust. Despite margin pressure and high expectations, I see the current selloff as a buying opportunity given strong AI-driven demand and undervalued valuation multiples. SMCI's DCBBS platform and rapid deployment capabilities position it as a top A...

The stock dropped on the illusion of a miss, guiding $33B vs. $29.8B, but misjudged against a vague $40B comment. Supermicro guided FY 2026 revenue of at least $33 billion, implying over 50% YoY growth from FY 2025's $22 billion result. Q4 FY 2025 non-GAAP gross margin dropped to 9.6%, impacted by hyperscaler mix and next-gen platform ramp costs.

Super Micro Computer Inc (NASDAQ:SMCI) stock was last seen down 20.7% at $45.43 today, after the server maker's fiscal fourth-quarter earnings and revenue miss.

Super Micro reported Q4 results, dragging the stock down over 15% after cutting FY26 guidance from $40B to at least $33B and trailing consensus for the quarter. The post-earnings crash makes SMCI a compelling swing trade given the stock's trend to bounce back post-earnings sell-off and the expanding AI server market by both tier-1 players and neocloud guys. SMCI's DCBBS solutions and liquid coo...

Super Micro shares plunged after the server maker posted disappointing earnings and guidance. CEO Charles Liang said the company is taking steps to "reduce the impact" of President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Two of the tech industry's AI hardware companies are seeing their share prices drop after they reported their most recent quarterly earnings after the closing bell yesterday.