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Super Micro Computer Inc sells servers, storage and integrated artificial intelligence (AI) data center infrastructure to enterprises and cloud service providers. Supermicro earns revenue from configured equipment and related installation, upgrade and maintenance services. Its integrated racks bring computing, networking, power and cooling together so customers can deploy systems suited to their workloads. Design, component integration and manufacturing determine the equipment economics. Supermicro coordinates designs with suppliers’ technology releases, making timely access to components important to both new product introductions and customer deliveries. Supermicro’s reporting year ends in June; year and quarter labels follow that calendar.
Consolidated net sales rose from $21,972.0 million in 2025 to $39,063.1 million in 2026. Management attributes stronger product demand to growing AI use. That expansion brings more equipment to deliver, while management says component constraints affected delivery timing and component pricing in 2026.
used $6,809.9 million in 2026, versus generating $1,659.5 million in 2025. Management identifies higher and receivables needed for growth as liquidity drivers: components and unpaid customer bills tie up cash before collections.
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