Super Micro Computer Stock Plunges Amid DOJ Probe and 10-for-1 Split

Supermicro faces significant market turbulence due to regulatory scrutiny and a major stock split.

Super Micro Computer's stock fell sharply following allegations of accounting irregularities by Hindenburg Research.
The DOJ is reportedly investigating Supermicro, contributing to further declines in its stock price.
The company's stock price dropped to around $42 per share due to a 10-for-1 stock split.
Despite recent setbacks, Supermicro has shown impressive long-term growth, with a market cap of $2.44 billion.
Supermicro's future remains uncertain as it competes with industry giants like Dell and HPE in the AI server market.