After more than a year of struggles and uncertainties, the market for Super Micro Computer NASDAQ: SMCI is ready to rebound, rebound strongly, and continue rallying on into the year's end. The reason is that the accounting issues are behind it, and the news cycle is increasingly positive.
Super Micro Computer stock (NASDAQ: SMCI) is currently the most heavily-shorted equity in the benchmark S&P 500 index.
The multi-year $20 billion partnership with DataVolt is poised to have a transformative impact, representing an amount comparable to the company's TTM revenue. The company's robust R&D investment and alignment with industry leaders position SMCI to benefit from the ongoing AI infrastructure boom. While Wall Street remains cautious, I am confident in SMCI's fundamentals and management's execution to deliver substantial shareholder value.
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The server maker rallies on a wave of good news but remains down from its February highs.
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Super Micro Computer Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI) stock has its bullish supporters, some of whom feel it can withstand global trade issues and that it may be one of the best artificial intelligence (AI) stocks this year.
Zacks.com users have recently been watching Super Micro (SMCI) quite a bit. Thus, it is worth knowing the facts that could determine the stock's prospects.
Super Micro Computer's shares crashed 17% after preliminary Q3 '25 earnings due to missing guidance & estimates. The release of full earnings last week did not help the share price either. Despite a bad quarter, long-term fundamentals in the Data Center industry and AI spending trends remain strong. SMCI's gross margin came under pressure in the third quarter, but the AI server maker remained widely profitable regardless.
Supermicro's Q3 FY25 revenue dropped 19% sequentially to $4.6B, while gross margin fell to 9.7% from 11.9% in Q2. Management attributed the decline to delayed customer orders amid the transition from Nvidia's Hopper to next-gen Blackwell GPU platforms. Inventory write-downs tied to older systems compressed margins by 220 basis points, exposing vulnerability in SMCI's ramp-first strategy.
This article serves as a review for Super Micro Computer, Inc.'s fiscal Q3 2025 earnings report. It focuses on a few topics less mentioned including its Silicon Valley expansion projects, EBITDA margin pressure, and also declining fixed asset turnover rates. The margin pressure and slowing turnover rate could indicate the start of a contracting phase of its business cycle.