Super Micro ships AMD EPYC 9006 servers as Vertiv draws analyst views
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Super Micro began shipping H15 servers with AMD EPYC 9006 chips, while Vertiv drew analyst targets and an Infineon supply deal, outlets report.
What happened
BigGo Finance reports that Super Micro Computer has started shipping its H15 server line, which uses AMD's sixth-generation EPYC 9006 processors. TradingView reports that the company's shares rose 11% on the AMD server shipments and on CoreWeave.
BigGo Finance says the H15 line includes more than 20 systems, and its headline refers to a fiscal 2027 revenue outlook of $82B. The sources provide no further detail on the outlook.
Vertiv was also in the news. TIKR.com says the stock fell after the midterms despite strong results, and that Bernstein sees 82% upside. Finchannel reports that JPMorgan set a cautious $240 target, and Simply Wall St reports that Vertiv signed a supply deal with Infineon.
Context
Super Micro and Vertiv both serve the data center market, the first with servers and the second with infrastructure for power and cooling.
Why it matters
The coverage shows how investors and analysts are weighing demand tied to data center buildouts for both companies.
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