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Supermicro Raises Full-Year Sales Guidance to $72B-$82B on Strong Q1

Super Micro Computer reported first-quarter adjusted EPS of $1.81 versus analysts’ $1.06 estimate, on net sales of $19.95 billion that beat the $14.99 billion consensus. The server maker raised its full-year net sales guidance to $72 billion-$82 billion from $65 billion-$72 billion, and guided second-quarter sales to $19.5 billion-$21.5 billion against a $16.53 billion estimate. SMCI closed up 3.42% and rose another 3.95% after hours.

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The scale of the beat — nearly $5 billion above consensus on quarterly sales — suggests AI server demand is running well ahead of what sell-side models had captured, and the raised full-year range implies management sees that demand persisting rather than being a one-quarter pull-forward. This matters most for the broader AI infrastructure supply chain, since Supermicro's guidance is a read-through on how fast data-center buildouts are actually converting into hardware orders. The open question is whether the after-hours move holds once the market digests how much of the beat reflects durable demand versus order timing.

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