Supermicro news
Supermicro appears in 4 stories we have published between September 2026 and November 2026, mostly in our Business and Technology coverage. It is most often reported alongside Dell, Amazon Web Services Inc. and AMD.
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Cornelis launches 800G networking to take on Nvidia’s InfiniBand
Cornelis, an Intel’s 2020 spin-off, has rolled out 800G network cards and switches for AI clusters. The company says its CN6000 family beats Nvidia’s InfiniBand by 21% in latency for small messages, though independent tests are still pending. Dell, Lenovo, and Supermicro plan to start selling systems with the new cards in early 2027.
14 November 2026
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Cornelis launches 800G networking to take on Nvidia’s InfiniBand
Cornelis, an Intel spin-off, debuts 800G CN6000 network cards and switches for AI clusters, claiming 21% lower latency than Nvidia’s InfiniBand.
Cisco Partner Summit 2026 unveils AI-driven programs and incentives to transform partner profitability
Cisco Partner Summit 2026 focuses on intelligence-led partner models, offering new programs like Ecosystem Deal Registration and Cisco IQ incentives to drive…
Supermicro smashes Q1 revenue guidance with $19.5B on AI demand
Supermicro pre-announces Q1 FY2027 revenue of $18.5B–$19.5B, $4B above guidance, driven by AI demand and improved margins.
The AI Factory Is the New Computer—and It’s Redefining the Semiconductor Race
The semiconductor industry is evolving from individual chips to integrated AI factories, combining compute, memory, and power into a new systems architecture.