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Photos of an Apple-produced AI server (referred to as the 'M5 Server') reveal a dense 2U rack design for Apple’s Private Cloud Compute, with four columns of hardware totaling 32 processing elements, mid-column heatsinks, and front-to-back cooling; a Mac Studio may handle software control, and Apple has begun shipping Houston-made servers as it expands its AI cloud.
Super Micro Computer's stock soared over 30% to a record high after the company announced preliminary financial results that surpassed expectations, with revenue for the fiscal second quarter expected to be between $3.6 billion and $3.65 billion, and adjusted earnings projected to be between $5.40 and $5.55 per share. The company's stock has seen significant growth in recent years, and analysts attribute much of Super Micro's sales to Nvidia's allocation of its graphics processing units, which are in high demand due to the AI boom. Super Micro's full earnings report is set to be released later this month.