Are you tired of spending a fortune on energy bills for your data center? Well, Super Micro Computer CEO Charles Liang may have a solution for you. In a recent interview with CNBC’s Jim Cramer, Liang discussed how his company is working to reduce the environmental impact of data centers while also saving customers money.
Super Micro Computer, a server and computer infrastructure company, serves high-profile clients like Nvidia and Elon Musk’s AI startup. Liang explained that their innovative “liquid cooling” and “green computer” technologies help cut down on customers’ carbon footprint and provide cost savings in the long run.
Exciting news came when Nasdaq announced that Super Micro Computer would be joining the Nasdaq 100 on July 22, replacing Walgreens. This announcement caused a surge in the company’s stock, which is up over 200% year to date.
But it’s not just about making money; Liang is also focused on making a positive impact on the environment. He mentioned that Super Micro’s energy-saving efforts could potentially help “preserve 20 billion trees for our planet.” This initiative is crucial as data center construction contributes significantly to carbon emissions, with companies like Microsoft and Alphabet reporting significant increases in their carbon footprints.
Liang is confident in his company’s growth prospects, emphasizing that the AI revolution could be even bigger than the industrial revolution. With a focus on sustainability and innovation, Super Micro Computer is certainly a company to keep an eye on in the ever-evolving tech industry.
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