Super Micro Computer published preliminary fiscal Q4 results reporting $60 billion in new orders.

SuperMicro introduced new server portfolio with 6th generation AMD EPYC 9006 series CPUs achieving 1.7x generational performance improvements.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) surged as much as 26.6% intraday to $32.28 on order backlogs exceeding $60 billion in fiscal Q4 2026.

Super Micro Computer shares surged 16%, the biggest single-day jump since June 22.

Super Micro Computer shares surged over 20% in after-hours trading after the company stated gross margins for the June quarter will nearly double to 15-17% from prior guidance of 8.2-8.4%, with revenue near the lower end of its $11-12.5 billion guidance and backlog at a record high.

Supermicro stock jumped in after-hours trading after the company raised gross margin guidance amid a record backlog of orders.

Super Micro Computer expects fourth-quarter gross margins of 15% to 17%, double its previous guidance of 8.2% to 8.4%.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) expects fourth-quarter revenue near the low end of its guidance range of $11 billion to $12.5 billion.

Super Micro Computer expects Q4 revenue near the low end of $11B to $12.5B range, and gross margin guidance revised to 15%-17% from 8.2%-8.4%.

Dell Technologies stock surged 9.32% to $441.80 on booming demand for Nvidia-powered AI servers.

Super Micro Computer jumped 24% after the AI server maker doubled its previous guidance for gross margins for the fiscal fourth quarter.

The Dow Jones index wavered Wednesday as oil prices jumped; SMCI stock surged, with Alphabet and Tesla earnings due.

Super Micro Computer shares surged 13% on a record $60B order backlog, with Dell and HPE also rallying on AI server sector read-through.

Premarket movers: Mag 7 stocks mixed ahead of key earnings; Oklo and X-Energy rise on nuclear program; Otis falls on guidance cut; Pegasystems drops 15% on earnings miss; Super Micro jumps 16% on raised outlook; Vornado slips on downgrade.

Wallstreetbets most-talked-about stocks were mixed before Wednesday's bell, with Super Micro Computer set to advance and Micron Technology set to decline.

Jim Cramer named Micron, Applied Materials, and Intel or AMD as top semiconductor picks after the AI selloff, calling Supermicro great for Nvidia.

Super Micro Computer expects fourth-quarter revenue near the low end of its guidance range of $11–$12.5 billion, with a record backlog and new orders exceeding $60 billion.

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Nvidia leads cloud infrastructure with 125% ROIC, while Super Micro and IBM struggle with cash flow and debt issues.