Super Micro Computer experienced a 60.8% rally in the first half of 2025, following a turbulent end to 2024 marked by an accounting scandal and auditor resignation. Despite disappointing earnings reports, the company inked a $20 billion deal in Saudi Arabia, boosting hopes for growth. Super Micro’s stock hit $66 per share in February but fell due to the Trump Administration’s tariff war. The company’s revenue growth missed expectations, but it forecast a 30% sequential revenue increase for the June quarter. Super Micro remains undervalued at 16 times next year’s earnings estimates but shows promise as the Blackwell cycle ramps up.

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