- Super Micro Computer, a giant of Fortune 500 Silicon Valley technology Who manufactures high -efficiency servers and data centers, aims to develop in the Midwest and East Coast regions and hopes to avoid the higher price blow due to President Trump’s prices, CEO Charles Liang said on Thursday. The company recently associated itself with XAI and its Grok team to build a data center in Tennessee.
Super Micro Computer seeks to turn the page after an arduous Slog through a multitude of accounting and financing problems. The manufacturer of the data center works towards an income target of $ 40 billion and CEO Charles Liang announced his intention to extend from his San Jose campus to new locations in the Midwest and the East Coast. Super micro is in talks with potential partners in the Middle East, he added. Liang spoke at the Humanx AI conference in Las Vegas this week.
He praised the Memphis data centerAnd said the company assembled its racks in San Jose before shipping components to customers who can then “plug and play”. The company is a key element of the ECA ecosystem, and its fortune has increased with those of Nvidia, Openai, Anthropic and other than the demand for servers of data centers necessary for the exploitation and formation of AI models has shown. Liang, who founded the company in 1993 with five people before it became a fortune player 500 billion dollars, has the CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, as Imi, and the super micro servers are filled with highly coveted GPU of Nvidia.
In fact, the new square foot of 750,000 XAI colossus cluster Super micro built for the XAI Grok team from Elon Musk has 100,000 GPU NVIDIA H100, said the company in a recent case study.
“It took Elon and super micro only 122 days to finish,” said Liang, adding that it would generally take a year or more to build such a data center. “He pushed me a lot and he has high standards.”
And despite the consequences of Deepseek and the AI of China Manus, which has been over that companies will reduce expenses, Liang said what was going on now, the dynamic environment of technology is reduced to “balance”.
In the end, however, he predicted that demand will continue to go up in the next five to 10 years while businesses are looking for the best and most effective products.
“This AI boom was very large and AI is now so powerful,” said Liang. “But AI can be much more powerful, much faster, more intelligent and more friendly…. There is more room for AI to develop. »»
He also noted that the 25% prices of President Trump on steel and aluminum imports are not likely to be so significant for the company, because it has kept its operations based on the United States. Liang said the company also planned to take advantage of its footprint in Taiwan. One of its main contractual manufacturers, Ablecom, is based in Taiwan with its distributor, Compuware. The CEOs of the two companies, Steve Liang and Bill Liang, respectively, are the brothers of Charle in Liang.
Those and other linked shares have led to a seller in their open report Last year, in the middle of other accounting red flags which catapulted super micro in a financial report blocking in which he delayed his annual financial documents of 10 k and quarterly. Its auditor EY left in the middle of a commitment and super micro was in danger of being delimited from Nasdaq, which would have been the second time that such a thing would happen.
Last month, Super Micro published late annual financial reports and said that his former accounting firm was to blame for the delay. The company has since been struck at least five prosecutions and has faced an investigation by the Ministry of Justice and Securities and Exchange Commission. Super micro cooperate with regulators.
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