Supermicro investigation clears CEO in $2.5 billion alleged smuggling scheme | Fortune0

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• August 20, 2026

Super Micro Computer said on Thursday that an independent investigation led by its board found no evidence that current members of senior management knew about an alleged scheme to smuggle $2.5 billion in hardware packed with Nvidia chips to China.  The announcement was meant to clear the air for investors after a shaky five months