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Would be great to get a bit more clarity on the breakout of growth between units and pricing
a little bit more explanation on how rising memory prices are impacting profitability in CSG and traditional servers would be appreciated
if you could talk about some of the recent comments that have been coming from NVIDIA around the potential vertical integration that they're doing
Have you also locked in prices too? I am just curious if you could talk more about how your long term agreements work
it seems like that it should be less given you have quite a few months to correct pricing. So just wondering if anything I'm thinking about wrong there
it seems like the book to bill ratio is below one. And if you could explain kind of why maybe why that's the case
is that not going to be a bit of a drag down on the margins in the coming quarters
it sounds like, if I get it right, the enterprise mix is also helping. I wanted to ask just to clarify if that's right. And within enterprise, is that AI server? Or is this more traditional server
is this just a reflection of a tougher pricing environment and Super Micro having to react to tougher pricing environment
any color you can give on the size of the backlog of orders or how $13 billion compared to previous quarters
Is that still intact but pushed out? Or is that now not up for grabs
It does imply that the rate of price increase is slowing a bit into the current quarter
I would like to ask to what degree is price fixed in the coming quarters, just so I can get a sense for that
any quick comments on how you're thinking about supply-demand longer term and any flexibility to add supply?
How, you know, how are you thinking about long-term agreements? Obviously, there's pros and cons in long-term agreements
what portion would be shorter term, say, a quarter or less or what portion would be 6 quarters
if you could give any more clarity on the road map for HBF, high-bandwidth flash
your pricing per exabyte seemed to accelerate a bit something like mid-single digits Q-on-Q
is there an opportunity for some of those to be repriced at a more significantly higher price to change the trajectory
I just wonder if there is any plans to add capacity, if there's any specific supply chain bottlenecks that may alleviate over time?