Taiwanese prosecutors raid Super Micro Computer’s local office in Keelung on Monday, expanding an investigation into allegations that Nvidia chips are being diverted and smuggled into China using Super Micro’s servers. According to outlets citing people familiar with the matter, the Keelung District Prosecutors Office carries out the action as part of a broader probe into alleged AI-chip diversion. The raid also targets the residences of six individuals and the locations of two other affiliated companies, reflecting an expansion of the effort beyond initial inquiries. One report describes the move as part of Taiwan’s first major public crackdown on AI chip diversion, following years of pressure from the United States. The reporting indicates the investigation focuses on how chips may have been routed or used in connection with cross-border shipments to China, including potential involvement through Super Micro’s infrastructure. Super Micro shares reportedly fall following the news. Authorities have not been described as confirming wrongdoing in the cited reporting, and the allegations remain under investigation.