Nvidia shares the rebound
Nvidia’s actions have resumed after a key partner, Super Micro Computer, said its new AI data center systems powered by the advanced Blackwell chips of Nvidia are ready to be shipped.
The product of Super Micro – mainly composed of the basic infrastructure that a developer of AI data centers should manage the blackwell fleas en masse – has reached “full availability of production”, the company announced on Wednesday in a press release on Wednesday in a press release Wednesday .
The news released certain concerns about the constraints of the NVIDIA supply chain, which the flea manufacturer has raised as a challenge in the deployment of his more advanced AI chip.
The cocaine work of Wall Street’s nose rushed to buy actions from Nvidia, which had been wooled at the prices of good deals, because clinically crazy brokers had a fantasy that American companies would rush and buy deep systems in China that would need less Nvidia equipment.
Wednesday, the title jumped from 5.1% to $ 124.64 in New York.
NVIDIA was faced with challenges to speed up its supply chain to provide the production of its new Blackwell chip. The demand for fleas continues to exceed supply. In particular, the company has described the complexity of improving its large -scale supply chain when many personalized components are necessary to build its products.
NVIDIA’s chief executive officer Jensen Huang told analysts: “Almost all world companies seem to be involved in our supply chain.”
The availability of blackwell -based products represents a light point for super micro. In December, he said that he would replace his financial and legal leadership, culminating in a tumultuous year during which a former employee allegedly allegedly allegedly tried to overexpress his income.
Hindenburg Research has referenced the employee’s complaints in a super micro research report, saying “flagrant accounting red flags, proofs of transactions of unknown linked parties, sanctions and defaults of export control and problems of customers. “
His auditor, Ernst & Young, finally resigned, invoking concerns about the governance and transparency of the company.
Following the Hindenburg report, the company is also faced with an investigation by the US Ministry of Justice.