SAN JOSE, CA, Apr 27, 2026 – Super Micro is expanding its U.S. manufacturing and engineering footprint with a new Silicon Valley business complex and its largest domestic site, the DCBBS campus in San Jose. The expansion adds more than 714,000 square feet across a 32.8-acre site and supports system design, manufacturing and deployment of AI infrastructure for high-density data center workloads.
The new campus becomes Supermicro’s fourth Bay Area site and brings its regional footprint to nearly 4 million square feet. The facilities support system design, domestic manufacturing, testing, service and global distribution of Data Center Building Block Solutions (DCBBS) for AI infrastructure.
“This new DCBBS campus, which becomes our largest in the U.S., is a direct investment in American innovation and manufacturing leadership,” said Charles Liang, president and CEO of Supermicro. “By growing our Silicon Valley footprint, we are advancing domestic innovation, solution value, and production capacity, creating high-quality professional roles, and strengthening our ability to deliver new generation AI infrastructure at scale. At the same time, we’re deepening our U.S. roots in San Jose, where our teams continue to drive the next wave of data center innovation, TTO and build out efficiency.”
DCBBS architecture is built from validated components and sub-systems. It supports deployment from individual GPUs and networking switches to full rack systems, site infrastructure, management software and related services. The approach connects system-level design with rack-scale integration for AI workloads.
“Supermicro’s expansion adds more advanced manufacturing, testing, and distribution capacity in San Jose, strengthening our position at the center of the global AI economy,” said Mayor Matt Mahan. “This investment accelerates next-generation AI infrastructure, creates high-quality jobs and drives local economic growth – ensuring the innovation economy benefits all residents.”
Super Micro is expected to create jobs across engineering, manufacturing and business functions. It supports workforce development and increases U.S.-based production capacity.
Supermicro is restructuring its Silicon Valley operations to support deployment of AI infrastructure. The work focuses on rack-level integration, energy use and system deployment timelines across hyperscale, cloud and enterprise data center environments.
The expansion reflects rising demand for AI infrastructure as data centers deploy higher-density compute systems. As workloads scale, system design, rack integration and manufacturing capacity must align to support deployment speed, energy use and operational efficiency across large-scale environments.
Source: Supermicro
About Super Micro Computer
Super Micro Computer is a U.S. technology company founded in 1993 and headquartered in San Jose, CA. It designs and manufactures server and storage systems, networking devices and server management software. The company also develops components such as motherboards, power systems and chassis used in its hardware platforms. Supermicro provides products for enterprise data centers, cloud computing, AI, telecommunications and edge computing environments. Its portfolio includes servers, AI systems, storage platforms, IoT systems, switches and related support services. The company designs and manufactures products in facilities in the United States, Taiwan and the Netherlands. Its systems support a range of processors, memory configurations, GPUs, storage and networking options, along with air and liquid cooling methods. Supermicro serves global customers across enterprise and service provider markets. The company employs about 5,000 people worldwide.