Shares of Super Micro Computer popped after the company handily exceeded estimates and raised its full-year revenue outlook in its fiscal second-quarter earnings report.

It was only six months ago when we were talking about how system maker Supermicro was breaking through a $10 billion annual revenue run rate and was setting its sights on a $20 billion target.

Super Micro Computer’s standout quarterly results and bullish sales guidance offer another sign of robust demand for artificial intelligence chips and hardware. The news may also bode well for Nvidia.

Stocks were mostly lower Tuesday as the two-day policy meeting of the Federal Reserve kicked off.

Supermicro Launches Optimised Storage Solutions for AI and Machine Learning by Leveraging AMD and WEKA Software to Train AI Faster & Offer Greater Insights

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Super Micro Computer, Inc. (Nasdaq: SMCI) kondigt een full-stack geoptimaliseerde opslagoplossing voor AI- en ML data pipelines aan.

Super Micro Computer Inc., riding high on its ability to sell servers loaded with many of Nvidia’s chips, is now seeing growth rates similar to the chip giant, prompting investors to question how long this AI boom can last.

Supermicro last Thursday launched a full stack optimized storage solution for AI and ML data pipelines from data collection to high performance data delivery.

After Super Micro Computer Inc. shares surged to their best day on record earlier this month upon upbeat preliminary financial results, they rallied again after the company issued a blowout outlook Monday afternoon.