Charles Liang

Person

Last mentioned: Mar 21, 2026

Timeline

  1. Co-Founder Arrest

    News of a co-founder's arrest triggers a 33% stock nosedive.

  2. DOJ Probe Escalation

    Reports surface of a formal Department of Justice investigation into SMCI's financial practices.

  3. Auditor Resignation

    Ernst & Young resigns, citing concerns over internal controls.

  4. Hindenburg Report

    Short-seller alleges accounting manipulation and sanctions evasion.

Stories mentioning Charles Liang 1

Leadership Very Bearish

SuperMicro Shares Plunge 33% Following Co-Founder Arrest

Super Micro Computer Inc. (SMCI) experienced a massive sell-off after news broke of a co-founder's arrest, compounding existing regulatory and governance concerns. The 33% drop marks one of the most significant single-day declines for the AI server manufacturer in recent history.

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