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Super Micro Launches Internal Probe of Server Sales

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“The company will provide an update when the investigation is complete and does not intend to comment further until that time.” Super Micro Computer Inc. said a committee of its independent directors has hired a law firm and is investigating the circumstances surrounding an indictment last month of two employees and a contractor over the sale of servers to China.
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