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Supermicro stock jumps on gross margin raise amid record $60 billion backlog

Super Micro shares surged after the company reported a record $60 billion order backlog and projected nearly double gross margins.

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The brief

Super Micro Computer is experiencing a significant stock price increase following the announcement of $60 billion in orders. The company stated that fourth-quarter gross margins will be nearly twice as high as previously expected.

Coverage from Reuters, Barron's, and The Wall Street Journal emphasizes the scale of the order backlog and the margin forecast. Additionally, 24/7 Wall St. notes a broader rebound in AI hardware, with Dell and HPE also seeing share price gains alongside the NASDAQ.

Future activity centers on the realization of these projected margins and the fulfillment of the $60 billion backlog.

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How much is Super Micro's current order backlog?

The company has booked $60 billion in orders.

What happened to Super Micro's gross margin projections?

Super Micro stated that gross margins will nearly double and fourth-quarter margins will be twice as high as expected.

Which other companies saw stock increases alongside Super Micro?

Dell shares climbed 7% and HPE rose 5%.

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