Super Micro Computer stock dropped sharply after the company missed Wall Street’s earnings and revenue estimates for Q4 FY2025. The tech giant, known for its AI server systems, reported lower-than-expected EPS and shrinking gross margins, sparking a steep after-hours selloff. Investors were further disappointed by weaker Q1 FY2026 guidance, signaling near-term challenges despite strong AI-driven growth. While Super Micro reaffirmed its $33 billion full-year target, the results showed growing pressure on profitability. As the AI boom continues, Super Micro’s latest performance reminds investors that even top players can stumble.