TAOYUAN, Taiwan/TAIPEI -- Super Micro Computer, the California-based server maker at the heart of spy chip allegations last autumn, has told suppliers to move production out of China to address U.S. customers' concerns about cyber espionage risks, according to industry sources familiar with the matter.
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Server maker Super Micro to ditch 'made-in-China' parts on spy fears
Trade war also pushing global data center supply chain to new locations
U.S. server maker Super Micro Computer wants to avoid Chinese-made parts due to customer concerns about cyber espionage risks. © Reuters
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