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Firmware infected Supermicro servers?

stefemanstefeman Member
edited February 2017 in General

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/02/apple-axed-supermicro-servers-from-datacenters-because-of-bad-firmware-update

Seems like Apple axed Supermicro and terminated all contracts with it..

Leng told The Information that Apple was the only company to report the firmware issue, and he said the servers are used by thousands of customers. He asserted that when his company asked Apple's engineers to provide information about the firmware, they gave an incorrect version number—and then refused to give further information.

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