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Former server product manager here.... small nitpick. AMI does not manufacture BMC chipsets. They develop the firmware (like AMI MegaRAC SP-X) that is loaded
by c_o_n_v_e_x 3y ago
Former server product manager here.... small nitpick. AMI does not manufacture BMC chipsets. They develop the firmware (like AMI MegaRAC SP-X) that is loaded into the BMC.
I've never heard of AETN before? I thought maybe they could be Insyde, a competitor to AMI, out of Taiwan, who also develops BMC firmware, but could not find a connection with "AETN." Phoenix is another BMC firmware developer although they've been focusing on OpenBMC.
ASPEED out of Taiwan is huge in the BMC chip business. There are some new FPGA based implementations for BMC / BMC-like cards based on standards that have come out of the open compute group... pretty cool stuff.