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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 39040, member: 636"]
Supermicro's money chief, David Weigand, sold 67,000 company shares last month. He received $44.02 for each share during the sale. The executive sold 43 percent of his stock holdings. Weigand keeps 88,599 shares after this transaction. Company leaders often sell stock when they think prices are high.

The computer company signed a huge deal with DataVolt from Saudi Arabia. This partnership could bring Supermicro up to $20 billion over several years. DataVolt will buy AI computer racks and cooling systems from the firm. Goldman Sachs thinks the contract might generate $5 billion each year. The bank expects Supermicro to make $200 million in profits annually.

Supermicro also launched new cooling technology called DLC-2 for data centers. The system cuts water and energy use by 40 percent. Data centers can reduce total costs by 20 percent with this equipment. The technology covers more server parts with cooling plates. It captures 98 percent of the heat from computer racks.
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