Super Micro Computer (SMCI -6.93%), the AI server maker, has taken investors on a wild ride over the last three months. The company's troubles began with a short-seller report fro

Super Micro Computer stock (SMCI) surged more than 30% on Tuesday morning after the AI hardware company successfully maintained its Nasdaq (NDAQ) listing by hiring a new auditor. The move comes several weeks after the server company’s auditor,

Super Micro Computer was rising sharply Monday as investors awaited a planned filing that might allow the server maker to avoid being delisted.Super Micro shares were up 19% to $22.14 and were on track for their largest daily percentage increase since February,

Super Micro said it will keep its Nasdaq listing while the exchange reviews its plan to regain compliance after it failed to file an annual report on time.

Super Micro Computer on Monday named BDO USA as its auditor and said it has submitted a plan to the Nasdaq seeking additional time to regain compliance with the listing rules, sending its shares surging 25% in extended trading.

Super Micro Computer Inc. is staging a dramatic rebound, naming BDO USA as its new auditor and submitting a detailed compliance plan to Nasdaq to maintain its listing. The AI server makers announcement sent shares

The Nvidia-adjacent server maker hired BDO USA after its former auditor quit because it couldn’t trust the management team or the board of directors.

Super Micro Computer, Inc.'s new audit firm, BDO, bringing credibility, but the shares outlook remains cautious. Read why I rate SMCI stock as a hold.

Super Micro Computer Inc.’s stock tumbled 7% Friday to lead S&P 500 decliners in the holiday-shortened session, capping a turbulent November for the stock.