Dell and HPE Gain 6%, 5% After-Hours on Tuesday as SMCI Reports $60B New Orders

DELL5.95%
HPE4.75%
SMCI6.96%
Dell Technologies (DELL) and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) share prices rose 6% and 5%, respectively, in after-hours trading on Tuesday, driven by Super Micro Computer (SMCI) announcing strong fourth-quarter results. According to SMCI's company release, the AI server maker secured over $60 billion in new orders during Q4 fiscal 2026, pushing its backlog to record levels. The substantial demand underscores sector-wide strength in AI and enterprise IT solutions, lifting shares of SMCI's competitors.
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