
Super Micro Computer reported Q3 earnings of 84 cents per share, beating estimates by over 35%, though revenue missed expectations at $10.24 billion. The company showed margin improvement and highlighted growth in its datacenter business. CEO Charles Liang emphasized the company's transformation and new U.S. manufacturing facilities to meet AI demand. For Q4, Super Micro expects adjusted EPS between 65-79 cents and revenue of $11-12.5 billion, above analyst estimates, driving a 16.56% stock price rise in after-hours trading.