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Apple cut ties with server vendor after potential security issues were found

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<p>A new report today from The Information (https://www.theinformation.com/apple-severed-ties-with-server-supplier-after-security-concern) shares that Apple found potential security issues with at least one server early last year. Apple purchased the server from Super Micro Computer and was used to help power its web services and also contained customer information.</p>
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