跟进：超微承包商在曼哈顿联邦法院认罪 承认参与约25亿美元SI服务器转运中国案
纽约——超微电脑（Super Micro Computer）前承包商 Ting-Wei Sun 已于10月8日在曼哈顿联邦法院认罪，承认四项共谋罪名：共谋违反出口管制、共谋走私货物、共谋欺诈美国以及共谋妨碍司法。此次认罪10月9日经法庭文件披露。案件由联邦地区法官 Edgardo Ramos 审理，Sun 的量刑日期尚未见公开披露，其律师对认罪不予置评。
此案源于司法部今年3月19日解封的起诉书。除 Sun 外，同案被起诉的还有超微共同创办人 Yih-Shyan Liaw 与台湾销售经理 Ruei-Tsang Chang；两人仍面临指控，相关指控尚未经审判证实。检方指控，三人自2023年10月起合谋把搭载 Nvidia 先进 SI 芯片的服务器转运至中国：一家东南亚公司在2024年与2025年向超微采购了约25亿美元服务器，其中仅2025年4月下旬至5月中旬约三周内，就有至少5.1亿美元的服务器被转运到中国。
检方称，涉案人员伪造文件、把中间公司写成服务器的最终用户，货物经台湾与东南亚转运时被换装进无标识纸箱；为应付稽核，他们还布置了不能工作的仿冒服务器，并把真服务器的序列号贴纸转移到假设备上。检方称 Sun 在团伙中充当「善后」角色，曾在2025年12月参与布置仿冒服务器，并就已运往中国的服务器误导商务部检查人员。联邦调查局 FBI 官员 James Barnacle 在起诉公布时表示，被告涉嫌伪造文件、布置虚假设备应付盘点稽核，并利用一家穿透公司掩盖活动。
超微公司本身未在本案中被起诉。该公司在今年3月起诉公布后表示，已将涉案员工停职、终止与 Sun 的承包合同，并配合调查；就 Sun 认罪，公司表示沿用此前声明，即起诉未影响其业务运营。（GSM 据路透社报道）
Super Micro Contractor Pleads Guilty in Manhattan to Role in $2.5 Billion SI Server Diversion to China
NEW YORK — Ting-Wei Sun, a former contractor for Super Micro Computer, pleaded guilty on October 8 in Manhattan federal court to four conspiracy counts: violating export controls, smuggling goods, defrauding the United States and obstructing justice. The plea was disclosed in court filings reported on October 9. The case is before U.S. District Judge Edgardo Ramos; no sentencing date for Sun has been publicly disclosed, and his lawyer declined to comment on the plea.
The case stems from an indictment unsealed by the Justice Department on March 19. Also charged were Super Micro co-founder Yih-Shyan Liaw and Taiwan sales manager Ruei-Tsang Chang; both still face charges, which have not been proven at trial. Prosecutors allege that beginning around October 2023 the three conspired to divert servers containing advanced Nvidia SI chips to China: a Southeast Asian company bought about $2.5 billion worth of servers from Super Micro in 2024 and 2025, and at least $510 million worth reached China in roughly three weeks from late April to mid-May 2025 alone.
Prosecutors say the group falsified records naming the intermediary as the servers' end user, repackaged equipment in unmarked boxes as it passed through Taiwan and Southeast Asia, and staged nonworking replica servers for audits, transferring serial-number stickers from genuine machines onto the fakes. Sun allegedly served as the scheme's fixer, helping stage dummy servers in December 2025 and misleading a Commerce Department inspector about servers already shipped to China. FBI official James Barnacle said at the indictment that the defendants allegedly fabricated documents, staged bogus equipment to pass audit inventories and used a pass-through company to conceal their activities.
Super Micro itself has not been charged. After the indictment in March the company said it had placed the employees on administrative leave, ended its contract with Sun and was cooperating with the investigation; on the plea, it pointed to its earlier statements that the indictment has not affected its business operations. (GSM, via Reuters)
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图片来源：图：位于纽约 Pearl Street 500号的 Daniel Patrick Moynihan 联邦法院正门，本案在此审理。图片来源：Ken Lund 摄，CC BY-SA 2.0（Wikimedia Commons）。Photo: Entrance of the Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse at 500 Pearl Street, New York, where the case is being heard. Photo by Ken Lund, CC BY-SA 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons).
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