This is positive as it should minimize impact on sales and keep the supply chain flowing, but it's possible Nvidia will see some near-term effects. After all, Supermicro is one of the leading equipment makers, and considering demand for Blackwell surpasses supply, every player involved in bringing Blackwell to customers holds a key role.

Despite Super Micro's continuous financial difficulties, Nvidia is trying to maintain a consistent supply chain for the AI server market by rerouting orders to other suppliers. Early trading Monday saw Nvidia shares rise 1.69%; however, Super Micro's stock remained erratic in light of recent events.

AI server maker Super Micro Computer Inc (NASDAQ:SMCI) is volatile again Monday as it continues to suffer from the news last week that its auditor is resigning. Adding to today's volatility is an article in Asia that

Nvidia (NVDA) is reportedly rerouting orders previously placed with Super Micro Computer (SMCI) to other suppliers.

Leading AI server manufacturer Supermicro, previously delisted in 2018 for non-compliance in financial reporting, has once again found itself in turmoil. Reportedly, if it does not submit its financial statements by November 20,