Taiwanese authorities have raided the offices of US server manufacturer Super Micro Computer and two other technology firms in Taipei, a prosecutor confirmed Tuesday.
The operation marks a significant escalation in an ongoing investigation into the alleged smuggling of advanced semiconductors into China.
The raids target claims that high-performance chips, including those from Nvidia, are being diverted to Chinese customers in violation of export restrictions.
While the specific nature of the allegations against Super Micro Computer has not been detailed, the inclusion of a major US-listed server integrator signals a broadening of the probe beyond smaller intermediaries.
This development adds to regulatory uncertainty for semiconductor supply chains operating in the region.
Investors are likely to monitor the situation for potential impacts on Super Micro Computer’s operations and broader sentiment toward US tech firms with exposure to Asian manufacturing hubs.