Super Micro Computer's shares increased by 15% after the company projected higher gross margins for the June quarter, now expected between 15% and 17%. This rise is attributed to a favorable customer mix and a spike in orders for GPUs that support artificial intelligence, notably linked to new collaborations with SpaceX.
Super Micro Computer stated it now anticipates gross and adjusted gross margins of 15% to 17% for the June quarter, a significant increase from earlier projections of 8.2% to 8.4%. This upward revision reflects a favorable mix of customers and products, leading to an overall improved financial outlook.
The demand for servers equipped with Nvidia GPUs, crucial for running AI models, has been rising. This trend is benefiting Super Micro, alongside competitors like Dell and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, which also saw stock increases.
Super Micro reported a record backlog of orders, with over $60 billion received in the fiscal fourth quarter, indicating strong market demand for its products. These orders are slated for future delivery, ensuring revenue continuity over the coming quarters.
The company plans to discuss its earnings in detail during a call scheduled for August 11. Analysts are anticipating revenue at the lower end of guidance, approximately $11.67 billion, indicating cautious optimism among investors.
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Super Micro Computer's shares increased by 15% after the company projected higher gross margins for the June quarter, now expected between 15% and 17%. This rise is attributed to a favorable customer mix and a spike in orders for GPUs that support artificial intelligence, notably linked to new collaborations with SpaceX.