Super Micro Computer Inc. (NASDAQ:SMCI) saw its stock fall over 3% in after-hours trading after the company lowered its full-year revenue guidance and reported preliminary Q2 results that fell short of estimates.
Key Financial Updates
Q2 Preliminary Results (Three Months Ended Dec. 31)

Revenue: $5.6B to $5.7B (vs. analyst expectations of $5.89B)
Non-GAAP EPS: $0.58 to $0.60 (vs. analyst expectations of $0.61)

Revised Full-Year 2025 Guidance

New revenue range: $23.5B to $25B
Previous guidance: $26B to $30B

Why Did SMCI Cut Guidance?
The company’s revised outlook suggests weaker-than-expected demand or supply chain constraints, although no detailed explanation was provided. The AI and data center boom has significantly driven SMCI’s growth, so a slowdown in demand from major hyperscalers or enterprise customers could be contributing factors.
Market Impact & Investor Sentiment

SMCI shares dropped over 3% after-hours, reflecting investor disappointment over missed expectations.
Despite this, the company remains a key player in high-performance computing and AI-driven infrastructure.

Tracking SMCI’s Market Position
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Conclusion
Super Micro’s guidance cut raises concerns about demand sustainability, but its long-term AI-driven growth potential remains intact. Investors will be watching for further clarity in the company’s official earnings report.