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Super Micro just posted its strongest quarter in years, yet shares barely moved. Understanding why the market shrugged reveals exactly what needs to go right before the bulls can claim victory.
Hardware stocks are splitting Thursday morning. Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) is indicated up 4% premarket and HP (NYSE:HPQ) is up 6%, while Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO) is down 7%. Two separate catalysts are driving the divergence: a blowout quarter out of Lenovo overnight and Cisco’s own fiscal fourth quarter results after Wednesday’s close. Premarket levels can shift ... Dell Rises 4% and HP 6% Premarket. Cisco Sinks 7%. What’s Causing the Biggest Premarket Moves?
Analysts at Morningstar believe that the AI server market’s growth wave is just getting started, with Dell expected to be one of the key beneficiaries of growing enterprise sales.
Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL), HP Inc. (NYSE:HPQ) and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE:HPE) shares moved sharply higher in Thursday premarket trading after strong quarterly results from Lenovo (USOTC:LNVGY) boosted sentiment across the computer hardware and enterprise technology sector.
The band the options market prices for the next ten months runs from just under the low this stock has set over the past year to a level far above today's price, and the volatility behind it is close to what the stock has actually been doing.
Dell's AI server business is growing at a pace that makes Wall Street's price targets look timid, but the margin compression hiding underneath the headline numbers could either validate the skeptics or set up the most interesting buying opportunity in the sector.
Dell Stock Jumps as AI Server Demand Gets a Major Boost From Super Micro
Dell Technologies trades at a premium, but soaring AI server demand, record backlog and a broad portfolio could support further growth.
Shares of Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) are up 13% to $35.81 this morning after the company delivered a blowout fiscal 2027 outlook alongside its Q4 FY2026 report. The move is lifting AI server peers, with Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) stock up 5% to $463.99 and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE:HPE) shares up 3% to $55.85. Broader tech ... Super Micro Advances 13%, Dell Gains 5%, HPE Rises 3% on Blowout AI Server Guidance
Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) are rising in sympathy ahead of the open, as investors treat SMCI’s results as a live demand barometer for the entire AI server hardware sector. When SMCI previously reported disappointing results, Dell shares fell in tandem — and the reverse dynamic is now playing out. DELL is up 2.6%, while HPE is up 2.2%.
Host Kenny Polcari joins Yahoo Finance's Jared Blikre and Founder ETFs' Michael Monaghan to explore the data showing why founder-led companies significantly outperform the market. The panel also breaks down the flawless execution of the SpaceX IPO, the overlooked opportunities in AI infrastructure, and why the next major productivity boom will mirror the historical shift from steam to electricity.
Bechtle (ETR:BC8) reported double-digit growth across most key metrics in the second quarter and first half of 2026, prompting the IT services provider to raise its full-year outlook despite what management described as continued challenging market conditions. Chief Executive Officer Thomas Olemotz
Yahoo Finance Tech Editor Dan Howley joins Josh Lipton on Asking for a Trend to break down Super Micro's (SMCI) latest results and upbeat outlook, as strong demand for AI infrastructure continues to drive the company’s growth.
Super Micro reported adjusted earnings of $1.70 per share, compared to the 92 cents per share analysts were expecting.
Dell Technologies' AI server surge, record backlog and server refresh demand fuel growth, even as shares trade at a premium valuation.
Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) expanded its partnership with D&H Distributing Co., which is now a fully authorized distributor for Dell's complete storage and server portfolio in the US and Canada. The move broadens Dell's distribution reach across North America for its datacenter and infrastructure products. D&H's channel relationships with resellers and solution providers are expected to increase access to Dell storage and server offerings for a wider set of customers. AI infrastructure is...
Dell Technologies stock has delivered very strong long term returns, yet current valuation checks still suggest the shares may trade below an estimate of intrinsic value. Both a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) approach and earnings based multiples currently point to the stock as undervalued, which is a striking setup given how far the price has already run. Over the past 5 years, Dell Technologies has returned close to 9x for shareholders, which puts recent pricing in the context of an already...
The company behind your office computer is offering a cash yield that dwarfs the market average, but investors are hesitating. Here’s the math, the machine, and the reason for the discount.
Information technology hardware companies in the US will likely benefit from accelerated enterprise
Lenovo Group (LNVGY) is a tech stock that investors will certainly want to keep an eye on ahead of the company's fiscal first-quarter report on Wednesday, August 12.
Micron, Super Micro, and Dell are sitting at the center of the AI infrastructure buildout, but whether each name has enough fuel left for another major run in 2027 depends on a very different set of catalysts and risks for each one.
Super Micro Computer has doubled its revenue year over year while accumulating $8.8 billion in debt and sitting under an active board review, leaving investors to decide whether the $13 billion Blackwell order book justifies the baggage.
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