Super Micro is down sharply after an initial gain last week when it avoided delisting and met its compliance deadline for submitting financial filings. However, the company still

AI has been generating headlines and hype, and for good reason. It’s the once-in-a-generation technology that is in the process of permanently

Things got markedly better after Super Micro Computer posted its 10-Q and 10-K concurrently in February 2025. The stock climbed over 124% from trough to peak, and investors were once again hopeful that SMCI stock could deliver multibagger gains since it’s quite cheap compared to most other data center/AI plays.

All of this halted spectacular momentum that had pushed the stock to a nearly 800% gain in the previous three years. Supermicro was one of the early winners of the artificial intelligence (AI) boom as it makes servers and other equipment critical to the operations of AI data centers.

Shares in Super Micro Computer leapt, after the server maker filed overdue financial statements, lifting the threat of a potential delisting from the Nasdaq. The stock stood more than 18% higher in

Super Micro Computer stock was down again early Tuesday, as the server maker continues to suffer from an apparent unwinding of the artificial-intelligence trade. Super Micro shares were off 5.5% at $33.