Hindenburg Research discloses short position in server maker Super Micro

The logos of Super Micro Computer are pictured at one of the world’s largest computer and technology trade shows.

Ann Wang | Reuters

Short seller Hindenburg Research said on Tuesday it had a short position in server maker Super Micro Computer, citing evidence of “accounting manipulation”.

The company’s shares fell about 5% in early trading.

Super Micro did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Close ties with chip giant Nvidia have allowed Super Micro to quickly roll out servers with AI chips, turning it into one of the biggest winners of the generative artificial intelligence boom.\

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