Super Micro Computer ($SMCI) Growth Fueling Investor's Support

Alset Capital Inc. has announced that Cedarcross International Technologies Inc. has signed a $26 million contract with an arm's length counterparty to distribute 64 Nvidia H100 HGX 8GPU servers, generating $26 million in revenue for Cedarcross.

Nvidia's H100 GPU Servers are used in "Transformational AI Training", offering up to 7x higher performance for High Performance Computing applications. Cedarcross continues to demonstrate its ability to secure competitive pricing and expedited lead times for highly sought-after Nvidia H100 GPU servers through key industry partnerships, including with Earthmade Computer Corp., an authorized distributor of Super Micro Computer, Inc.

The estimated gross margin from this agreement will be approximately $2.3 million. The company has also increased its consideration payable pursuant to its extended engagement with Omni8 Communications Inc. DBA Omni8 Global ("OMNI8 Extended Term") to assist Alset in developing a corporate marketing strategy, providing marketing and public relations advisory services, and assisting with various other public relations efforts. Alset shall pay OMNI8 Global an additional $180,000 for the OMNI8 Extended Term, which will run for two months and commence on May 8, 2024, and the date the OMNI8 Extended Term is accepted for filing by the TSX Venture Exchange.

Super Micro Computer ( SMCI ) is in a rising trend channel in the medium and long term, with rising trends indicating positive development and increasing buy interest among investors. The stock closed Wednesday's trading session up 15.81% with a Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 59.77 which is primed for further gains.