Supermicro, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI), a Total IT Solution Provider for AI, Cloud, Storage, and 5G/Edge, is announcing the latest ...

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Supermicro (SMCI) is launching a new business line dedicated to helping customers build out full data centers, including everything from GPUs and servers to networking, cooling, and electrical systems ...

Nearly three years ago, Bloomberg Businessweek made a bombshell allegation: That the Chinese state had infiltrated server manufacturer Supermicro, adding tiny chips to its motherboards that ended up ...

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Supermicro has claimed its Supermicro 4.0 Datacenter Building Block Solutions (DCBBS) will reduce data center build time from three years to two, while smaller and older facilities could be spun up or ...

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Supermicro has always been an interesting IT supplier for the datacenter, and it is getting more interesting by the year as it continues to grow very fast and has set itself a goal of break $10 ...

Supermicro (SMCI) has revealed its new artificial intelligence factory cluster, which it said is a full-stack solution comprised of Supermicro's portfolio of AI-optimized systems, Nvidia (NVDA) ...

Server equipment maker Supermicro has found itself in hot water, and its stock is getting hammered. But so far, the scandal hasn’t translated into product issues. The problem is on the accounting side ...

A lot can go wrong with corporate network security, but hopefully at a minimum people know not to plug strange USB sticks into network computers. But it turns out that an attacker could exploit flaws ...