Where are super micro servers made?

Super Micro Computer, Inc, doing business as Supermicro, is an information technology company based in San Jose, California. Supermicro’s headquarters are located in Silicon Valley, with a manufacturing space in the Netherlands and a Science and Technology Park in Taiwan.

Is Super Micro a Chinese company?

Supermicro, founded in 1993 by Taiwanese immigrant Charles Liang, was built to take advantage of global supply chains. Many of its motherboards—the clusters of chips and circuitry that run modern electronics—were manufactured in China by contractors, then assembled into servers in the U.S. and elsewhere.

How do hackers use viruses?

Many hackers want to slip a virus on your computer. Once installed, a virus can record everything you type and send it back to the hacker. It can send out spam e-mail or attack other computers. To do this, the hackers disguise the virus as something harmless.

Where do hackers typically find information that they use to customize their attacks on you and your organization?

Hackers can figure out your passwords by stalking your social media profiles to find information commonly used in passwords such as children’s names, or they can simply try out a list of commonly used passwords until they hit the right one.

Why do Chinese manufacturers make substandard products?

The primary reason why a buyer receives substandard products from a Chinese manufacturer is because they pushed the manufacturer to a low price. “You get what you pay for” is real when you deal with Chinese manufacturing.

How to deal with the risks facing importers in China?

China business law specialists can draft a contract that addresses the real risks facing importers. You can read more details here on the China Law Blog. Naturally, do this before communicating any technical information to anybody. Consult a lawyer about the need to register your IP in the form of trademark, patent, etc.

What are the pros and cons of manufacturing in China?

Pros 1 1. Lower costs Yep. We all know this one. And, yep, there are probably some instances where, when you factor in shipping and duties, the costs of manufacturing domestically are 2 3. Higher Output/Quicker Time I never experienced a factory in China that was unable to produce a large order for me. 3 4. Duplication Capabilities

What is it like to work with the Chinese manufacturers?

The Chinese are very precise. They are very literal. They will take very seriously every word you say. So be careful with the words you choose. Use photos to help illustrate your points. Use webcams for meetings when necessary. Make sure you approve each step along the manufacturing process to ensure they are making your products properly.