With shares down by 70% over the last six months, Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) is in a tailspin. While revenue and earnings continue to break records, the good news has been overshadowed by uncertainty about the company's internal controls.

Super Micro Computer reports earnings after the bell Tuesday, with its stock nearly 80% below its highest point in March. The few analysts covering the stock mostly have a cautious view of its outlook, but expect it will regain some of the value it has ...

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Super Micro Computer (SMCI) will report quarterly earnings on Tuesday after market close, following a series of recent challenges. Most recently, the AI hardware company’s auditor, Ernst & Young, resigned over disagreements about Super Micro’s governance practices and board independence.

Shares of Super Micro Computer ( SMCI -10.51%), best known for making artificial intelligence (AI) servers, were sliding for the third straight day today as the fallout from its auditor's resignation continued. The stock closed down 10.5% and is now down 47% over the last three days since it reported the news.

Super Micro Computer faces YTD declines amid accounting issues and an auditor resignation. Learn why SMCI stock may be undervalued despite its AI potential.