Super Micro Stock Gains on Strong Outlook, Fuels Dan Niles’ AI Rally Call
Super Micro lifts Q1 revenue outlook to $18.5B-$19.5B on AI demand, sending shares up 12% and boosting hopes for a broader AI rally.
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Super Micro Computer stock falls over 5% as profit-taking and AI supply chain bottleneck fears outweigh its raised revenue guidance and expanded Nvidia partnership.
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