Super Micro says review found no malicious chips in motherboards

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Super Micro says review found no malicious chips in motherboards

External investigations.

Computer hardware maker Super Micro Computer Inc told customers on Tuesday that an outside investigations firm had found no evidence of any malicious hardware in its current or older-model motherboards. In a letter to customers, the San Jose, California, company said it was not surprised by the ...

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