Gorilla Technology Group secured a $2 billion deal with Supermicro to supply AI infrastructure for its Yotta project in India, including over 25,000 AI cards and networking equipment. This partnership aims to support large-scale AI data centers and sovereign AI initiatives, positioning both companies as leaders in Asia's growing AI market. They plan to expand collaboration across India and Asia Pacific, targeting hyperscale AI data centers, GPU-as-a-Service platforms, and national AI programs. This deal highlights the rising demand for AI infrastructure in the region and sets the stage for further multi-billion-dollar opportunities.
US stock futures fell after a record close, with President Trump indifferent to potential Iran negotiation failures, predicting a drop in oil and gas prices. Treasury yields remain steady, and the Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates unch...
Tesla's stock shows slight gains in pre-market after a rough session, supported by its 50-day EMA, suggesting a potential rebound to $450. Palantir is expected to open lower, possibly pulling back to its 200-day EMA around $147.65, seen as a buying o...
Supermicro has introduced new AI infrastructure solutions using Arm AGI CPUs designed for high efficiency and performance in agentic AI workloads. These rack-scale platforms maximize compute density and energy efficiency, potentially doubling perform...
Super Micro Computer (SMCI) remains a volatile stock but recent quarterly results show nearly $10.24 billion in revenue, improved margins, and increased R&D spending, indicating stronger fundamentals. The stock appears undervalued compared to peers b...
Supermicro introduced a new range of AI-focused servers powered by Arm AGI CPUs designed to maximize compute performance and efficiency for agentic AI tasks. These rack-scale solutions offer high core density, energy efficiency, and scalable architec...
