Computer hardware maker Super Micro has hit back at claims that its products were compromised by the Chinese government.
The US-based company published the results of the investigation in a letter to its customers written by its CEO which showed no indication that its motherboards had been compromised at the factory level and modified with Chinese surveillance equipment.
CEO and president Charles Liang stressed the fact that its products had not been tampered with, saying:
“After thorough examination and a range of functional tests, the investigations firm found absolutely no evidence of malicious hardware on our motherboards. These findings were no surprise to us. As we have stated repeatedly, our process is designed to protect the integrity and reliability of our products.”
