Super Micro is back in compliance. Is that enough to make its stock a buy?

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• Super Micro’s stock surges. Here’s what’s really behind the big rally.

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• Super Micro submits its overdue filings. What’s next for the server maker?

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• Super Micro shares fall ahead of filing deadline

  If Super Micro fails to file the reports, its stock could be delisted from Nasdaq.
  
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• Super Micro expected to meet a key deadline, but other hurdles remain

  The server maker still faces government investigations and needs to bolster its management ranks.
  
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  Super Micro also filed results for the first two quarters of the fiscal 2025 year and said it has "regained compliance" with Nasdaq requirements.
  
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