On November 4, SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC rose 5.43% in After-Hours Trading, trading at $33.2839/share, with turnover of $120 million.

The move followed fresh AI infrastructure-related developments tied to the company. Earlier on November 3, the company said it will build and sell AI inference racks using SambaNova SN50 chips under a collaboration initially planned for 10,000 processors, with Supermicro responsible for system integration, testing, delivery and on-site service. Separately, market attention also remained on reports that SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC-backed Argentum AI is in talks for a $5 billion loan to purchase AI chips for a Poland data center and support chip leasing to non-investment-grade customers.

These updates came against a backdrop of improving sentiment around the company’s AI server business after it had previously raised quarterly revenue guidance to $18.5 billion-$19.5 billion and gross margin guidance to 12%-12.5%.

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