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That's pretty standard? Anything that's going straight into 400V (I assume) deserves a good eyeball before it's energised. I doubt their "root of trust" knows
by soneil 3y ago
That's pretty standard? Anything that's going straight into 400V (I assume) deserves a good eyeball before it's energised. I doubt their "root of trust" knows how to protect the system from a dead mouse in the bus bars.
- javajosh 3y agoI'm not worried about dead mice; I'm worried about tampering. I would have hoped there'd be more guidance than "just look and see if anything looks weird". A determined threat actor can easily side-step that check with, for example, careful desoldering/resoldering technique.
- scq 3y agoI suspect this step is intended to protect you from FedEx, not the NSA.
- gorkish 3y agoIf this is seriously your level of supply chain scrutiny, being an Oxide early adopter probably isn't the best idea.
- yencabulator 3y agoI think for the unit price of $1M per rack or more, you can easily afford an armed guard to escort the crate from the factory.
- Tuna-Fish 3y ago> Anything that's going straight into 400V (I assume) I think the sleds blind mate to a 55V DC common bus.