In a Monday interview with CNBC’s Jim Cramer, Super Micro Computer CEO Charles Liang said his company is trying to reduce data centers’ impact on the environment. The server and computer infrastructure company will join the Nasdaq 100 later this month.
Surfing the waves that Nvidia’s kicking up comes Supermicro, a company that’s long had much of its destiny (and stock prices) tied to the fortunes of the chip making giant.
Charles Liang, Supermicro CEO spoke exclusively with Jon Fortt from CNBC on how the company is trying to capture demand for its direct-to-chip liquid cooling system.
Exclusive interview with Charles Liang - There is only one earth! Supermicro Launches Planted Forest Program to Achieve Environmental Sustainability
SuperMicro CEO Charles Liang expects liquid cooling will be installed in 30 percent of racks the company ships next year – vast growth, given the market for such kit has been moribund for decades.
In the past five years, Super Micro’s shares have soared an astounding 3,454%. And over that time its annual fiscal revenue has doubled to $7.12 billion, enough to earn it a Fortune 500 debut
Charles Liang, CEO and president of Supermicro, says he hopes the market share of liquid cooling systems will grow.
AI伺服器大廠美超微(Supermicro)今年股價乘風破浪般直上1100多元，許多人才開始注意到這間在矽谷深耕31年的科技公司。美超微迎來成功，全靠創辦人梁見後(Charles Liang)30多年來的堅持、信念與努力。
Based on the Intel Atom P5342 SoC, the Supermicro A3SSV-16C-SPLN10F motherboard is built with features like a huge number of network interfaces including 25GbE connectivity built-in.
Super Micro Computer shares are getting a boost from a superbullish research note by Loop Capital analyst Ananda Baruah, who nearly tripled his stock-price target for the provider of artificial intelligence hardware to $1,500 from $600.
