(Bloomberg) – NVIDIA Corp shares she gained on Wednesday said after Super Micro Computer Inc. said.
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The company said in a statement on Wednesday that the Super Micro product – which consists mainly of the basic infrastructure that will need the developer of the artificial intelligence data center to operate the Blackweell chips collectively – the company said in a statement on Wednesday. The news reduced some concerns about the restrictions of the supply chain in NVIDIA, which the chip maker himself sparked a challenge in the most advanced AI chip.
NVIDIA’s share jumped 5.1 % to $ 124.64 in New York on Wednesday.
Chipmaker makers in Santa Clara, in California, are facing challenges to increase their supply chain to provide the production of the new Blackwell Slide. The demand for chips continue to overcome the supply. In particular, the company described the complications of strengthening its supply chain on a large scale when many of the components are necessary to build its products.
“It seems that almost every company in the world is involved in our supply chain,” said Jensen Huang, CEO of Nafidia in November. In that same call, he specifically pointed to Super Micro, along with SK Hynix Inc. And Taiwan Semiductor Manufacturing Co. Foxconn Technology Group and others, as partners in doing so.
The availability of Blackwell products is a bright point for Super Micro. The company said in December that it would replace its financial and legal leadership, and coron the year, as a former employee of the Federal Court claimed that the company tried to exaggerate its revenues. Hindenburg’s short research later referred to the employee’s claims in a research report on Super Micro, claiming “bright red flags, evidence of unannounced party transactions, sanctions, export control failure, and customer issues.” Its auditor, Ernst & Young Llp, resigned, in the end, pointing to concerns about the company’s governance and transparency.
The company also faces the US Department of Justice probe after the Hindenburg report.
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