Taiwan is intensifying its efforts to prevent advanced AI hardware from reaching China. Recent raids targeted local offices of Super Micro Computer and businesses linked to an investigation into server movements. The probe involves searches of business locations and individuals' homes. Super Micro confirmed cooperation with investigators, emphasizing legal compliance. Other companies, Chief Telecom and Albatron Technology, also acknowledged the searches. This case is part of Taiwan's campaign against AI technology diversion to China. Earlier arrests involved fraudulent paperwork for servers with Nvidia AI processors. Officials suspect shipments reached China via Japan, with others intercepted before departure. Taiwan currently lacks specific laws criminalizing AI chip exports to China, relying on charges like document fraud. Lawmakers are considering stricter export rules mirroring U.S. restrictions. These events add to Super Micro's ongoing uncertainty following previous allegations of misconduct. The company has faced scrutiny regarding accounting, related-party transactions, and export controls.