Are you implying it will decrease?
Personally I think that SuperMicro (and oxide) scratches a niche that dell, hpe, ibm and other "on premise" enterprise solutions don't really seem to care about. The smaller, but hyperscaler style of DC without dealing with the bullshit from those sales reps. I think over the next 5-10 years, the pendulum will swing back to either colocated or on-prem compute/storage now that places like AWS, Azure and GCP have critical mass with minimal incentives to lower their prices.
Supermicros AMD 1u products, GPU and storage products don't really have competition price-wise from other providers, and the TCO for a colocated beast of a server is like 20% of AWS over 3 years. SuperMicro has a bunch of 32dimm servers and their ram isn't marked up insane like other companies. And their 60 and 90 3.5 inch drive servers are really hard to beat price-wise for distributed storage.