The Latest Breaking News from SMCI

As skepticism swirls around Super Micro Computer, leading investment bank JPMorgan’s dramatic reversal on its earlier stance has become the latest headline.

Down 68% from all-time highs, Super Micro Computer is priced at a cheap multiple and trades at a sizeable discount to consensus price target estimates in September 2024.

Following a significant drop in Super Micro Computer's stock due to a delayed 10-K filing and accounting concerns, investors are exploring alternative AI infrastructure stocks like Dell, Arista Networks, and Pure Storage, which offer strong growth prospects in the rapidly expanding AI market.

This AI server company has a stock split on the horizon, but accounting issues have stolen the spotlight, sending SMCI sharply lower this week.

These prominent growth stocks have experienced notable declines in recent weeks, presenting a compelling buying opportunity near their current market price.

Super Micro Computer has significantly outperformed the broader market over the past year, yet analysts are cautiously bullish on the stock’s potential.

The recent decline in SMCI's stock price presents a favorable entry point for investors aiming to capitalize on the company's solid long-term prospects.

The major benchmarks couldn't hold on to early gains as selling pressure returned to risk assets.

Super Micro Computer fell short of Q2 earnings estimates and announced a 10-for-1 stock split. Here's what that means for the stock.

Super Micro Computer stock is down about 45% from its peak. With earnings coming up, is now the time to buy the dip in this AI server stock?

As Super Micro Computer gears up to unveil its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings next month, analysts anticipate a robust triple-single-digit growth in its bottom line.