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Home / Business and Economy / Super Micro Soars on AI Demand, Qualcomm Dips

Super Micro Soars on AI Demand, Qualcomm Dips

5 Feb

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Summary

  • Super Micro's sales forecast signals strong AI data center demand.
  • Qualcomm shares fell on a weak revenue forecast due to shortages.
  • Alphabet's AI spending projection caused a significant stock drop.
Super Micro Soars on AI Demand, Qualcomm Dips

Super Micro Computer Inc. experienced a significant stock market gain, closing 13.78% higher. This surge was driven by the company's optimistic sales forecast for the current quarter, suggesting robust demand for its hardware supporting AI data centers. The San Jose, California-based company anticipates revenue of at least $12.3 billion for the period ending March 31.

Conversely, Qualcomm Inc. saw its shares decline in extended trading. As a leading manufacturer of smartphone processors, the company issued a weak revenue forecast for the current period. This outlook has amplified concerns regarding potential impacts of component shortages on consumer demand and associated price increases.

Alphabet Inc. faced a substantial downturn, with its shares plummeting over 7% in after-hours trading. The technology giant surprised investors by announcing plans for significantly higher spending in 2026. This projected increase in expenditure, particularly related to the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence, appears to have unnerved the market.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Super Micro's stock closed 13.78% higher due to a strong sales forecast that indicated high demand for its AI data center equipment.
Qualcomm shares dropped in extended trading after the company issued a lackluster revenue forecast, signaling concerns about component shortages affecting consumer demand.
Alphabet shares sank more than 7% after hours because the company announced plans to spend significantly more than anticipated in 2026, particularly on artificial intelligence.

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