Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.supermicro (More info?)
Nobody buys supermicro mainboards anymore?
Nobody buys supermicro mainboards anymore?
no business?
- Thread starter blackgold
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Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.supermicro (More info?)
Why would you think something like that? Supermicro has been growing at
a rediculous pace over the last few years, even through the "bad tech
sector economy." Just because this newsgroup doesn't get a ton of
traffic, doesn't mean they're not doing business...
Ed Jamison
MBX - http://www.mbx.com/
888-440-1414 X307
ed.jamison-at-mbx-dot-com
AIM - MBXEdJamison
blackgold wrote:
> Nobody buys supermicro mainboards anymore?
>
>
Why would you think something like that? Supermicro has been growing at
a rediculous pace over the last few years, even through the "bad tech
sector economy." Just because this newsgroup doesn't get a ton of
traffic, doesn't mean they're not doing business...
Ed Jamison
MBX - http://www.mbx.com/
888-440-1414 X307
ed.jamison-at-mbx-dot-com
AIM - MBXEdJamison
blackgold wrote:
> Nobody buys supermicro mainboards anymore?
>
>
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.supermicro (More info?)
blackgold wrote:
> Nobody buys supermicro mainboards anymore?
>
>
Supermicro has moved on to other segments of the market,
and very lucrative ones at that. Their mainboards are
designed for the high-end system user with rack-mounted
systems and, of course, the server marketplace. Take a
look at the Supermicro website.
blackgold wrote:
> Nobody buys supermicro mainboards anymore?
>
>
Supermicro has moved on to other segments of the market,
and very lucrative ones at that. Their mainboards are
designed for the high-end system user with rack-mounted
systems and, of course, the server marketplace. Take a
look at the Supermicro website.
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