Super Micro more than doubled its revenue to $14.99 billion, a 110% year-over-year increase, and led its industry in one-year profit growth, earning $1.15 billion.
The company’s rise is largely due to its strategic position at the intersection of AI, cloud computing, and data center infrastructure, three of the fastest-growing areas in technology today.
Liang has spoken publicly about Super Micro’s close alignment with Nvidia’s product roadmap, which allows the company to quickly integrate new technologies.
As demand for AI accelerates, Super Micro plans to expand its server production capacity in the United States. The company is also investing in green computing, branding its systems as energy-efficient alternatives in a sector under increasing scrutiny for environmental impact.
Investors have taken notice. Super Micro’s market capitalization is approaching $24 billion, reflecting increased confidence in its trajectory. However, the company’s rise has not come without controversy.
