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I just bough a Quanta LGA2011 board off ebay. In the BIOS PXE settings were IP's that belong to Amazon. So I have to wonder if Amazon even used SuperMicro hard
by frankharv 8y ago
I just bough a Quanta LGA2011 board off ebay. In the BIOS PXE settings were IP's that belong to Amazon.
So I have to wonder if Amazon even used SuperMicro hardware.
I know with great certainty that they used Quanta as a board manufacturer.
So who planted this story is my question. Who would stand the most at bringing down SuperMicro.
I would rule out the Chinese because they were made to look bad.
So who else in the US manufactures motherboards and would benefit from SuperMicro's demise.
Did the same people also drive SuperMicro stock down to a point of it being delisted?
I hated seeing a "Designed in the USA" motherboard manufacturer dragged through the mud.
I have used their affordable dual CPU motherboards dating back to BX chipset.
Ultra-reliable and feature packed.
I even made some negative Supermicro comments at the time.
Amazing how easily even intelligent people can be brainwashed.
The problem with the story is that all of the accusations are technically feasible.
We know TAO does this from Edward Snowdens wonderful truthfulness.
So we all wanted to have an Ahh-Ha moment. Too bad we were duped.