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Supermicro CEO cleared in $2.5B alleged smuggling scheme; co-founder faces trial
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An independent investigation by Super Micro Computer's board found no evidence that CEO Charles Liang was aware of an alleged $2.5 billion smuggling operation involving Nvidia chips to China. However, co-founder Yih-Shyan "Wally" Liaw has been indicted and is scheduled for trial in March 2027.
Points clés
- Independent investigation clears CEO Charles Liang of involvement in alleged smuggling scheme.
- Co-founder Yih-Shyan "Wally" Liaw indicted for alleged $2.5 billion smuggling operation; trial set for March 2027.
- Supermicro takes personnel actions, including terminations, in response to internal investigation findings.
Sources
- Supermicro investigation clears CEO in alleged $2.5 billion smuggling scheme while a criminal trial involving a cofounder is set for next yearFortune · August 20, 2026
- Super Micro Computer Issues Statement on Action by U.S. Attorney's OfficeSuper Micro Computer · March 19, 2026
- Super Micro shares plunge as US charges co-founder, 2 more for smuggling AI chips to ChinaReuters · March 20, 2026
- Super Micro Computer raises annual revenue forecast amid strong demand for its serversReuters · February 3, 2026
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