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

Super Micro shares surged following a record $60 billion order backlog and projections that gross margins will nearly double.

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Super Micro Computer shares saw significant gains after the company reported a record $60 billion order backlog and announced a gross margin raise. The company stated that fourth-quarter margins will be twice as high as previously expected.

Coverage from the Wall Street Journal, Reuters, and Yahoo Finance emphasizes the stock's jump, with some reports citing increases between 13% and 20%. Wedbush noted that these strong margins serve as positives for Nvidia and Dell, while 24/7 Wall St. reported broader rebounds for AI hardware including HPE and the NASDAQ.

Future attention will be on the company's preliminary results and the continued impact of AI server read-throughs for industry peers like Dell and HPE.

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The obvious questions

What was the reported order backlog for Super Micro?

The company reported a record order backlog of $60 billion.

How are the company's gross margins expected to change?

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

Which other companies were affected by the news?

According to coverage, Dell and HPE also rallied, and Wedbush cited positives for Nvidia.

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