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Supermicro shares surge 20% as robust margins, $60B backlog eclipse soft revenue

Supermicro shares surged up to 20% as investors prioritized a record $60 billion backlog and rising margins over soft revenue.

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The brief

Supermicro stock experienced a significant jump following the disclosure of a record $60 billion order backlog and a raise in gross margins. This surge occurred despite reports of soft revenue.

Coverage from Bloomberg, CNBC, Yahoo Finance, and Investor's Business Daily emphasizes the impact of new order and margin disclosures. CNBC specifically notes the surge followed a SpaceX announcement, while Investor's Business Daily reports that Dell and HP Enterprise also rallied.

Future attention focuses on the company's ability to navigate the preliminary outlook and manage its substantial backlog.

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Quick answers

By how much did Supermicro shares increase?

Reports indicate shares surged between 15% and 20%.

What is the current size of Supermicro's backlog?

The company reports a record $60 billion backlog.

Which other companies saw a rally alongside Supermicro?

Dell and HP Enterprise also rallied according to Investor's Business Daily.

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