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All I can say is that if these chips don't _actually_ show up soon and get analyzed, Bloomberg is going to have a serious black mark on their credibility. How
by crispyambulance 8y ago
All I can say is that if these chips don't _actually_ show up soon and get analyzed, Bloomberg is going to have a serious black mark on their credibility.
How many days can this go on without _SOME_ report of these things after such a ball-buster story?
- scurvy 8y agoIndeed. They also said a major hosting company got sabotaged gear. Surely someone at said hosting company took a picture of the board, kept a board, or something. People at hosting companies aren't paid very much, so they're not incredibly loyal. Still they must have said something to friends, family, facility workers (why are you throwing away all that supermicro gear?), etc. It doesn't make sense that no one has produced at least a picture of one. Why the need for secrecy here? It's not like the US govt made the chip, right? Right? RIGHT?