In what can only be interpreted as an expression of confidence in Super Micro Computer’s ability to navigate lingering regulatory hurdles, certain institutional buyers of corporate debt have allowed the embattled retailer of liquid-cooled AI racks to raise around $700 million in new liquidity, as hinted by the company while announcing the preliminary earnings for its fiscal Q2’25. To wit, Super Micro Computer has now announced that its new notes carry an initial conversion price of $61.06 per share, corresponding to a premium of around 50 percent relative to the stock’s VWAP as of the 12th of February. These notes […]
