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=== Ward Vandewege === | === Ward Vandewege === | ||
I'm a (part-time) | I'm a (part-time) CTO for the [http://www.fsf.org Free Software Foundation]. We have a [http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/free-bios.html Campaign for a free BIOS], because a Free BIOS is essential to achieve true computing freedom. | ||
Where possible, we only buy hardware capable of running coreboot. Currently, we are standardizing on AMD-based systems: in terms of servers we have some Tyan systems and more recently we've purchased Silicon Mechanics A236 and A266 servers. We also have a bunch of Gigabyte M57SLI-S4 based machines, a few PC Engines ALIX boards, and a couple Asus M2A-VM boards. | Where possible, we only buy hardware capable of running coreboot. Currently, we are standardizing on AMD-based systems: in terms of servers we have some Tyan systems and more recently we've purchased Silicon Mechanics A236 and A266 servers. We also have a bunch of Gigabyte M57SLI-S4 based machines, a few PC Engines ALIX boards, and a couple Asus M2A-VM boards. | ||
You can reach me at ward@gnu.org. | You can reach me at ward@gnu.org. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:27, 7 September 2012
Ward Vandewege
I'm a (part-time) CTO for the Free Software Foundation. We have a Campaign for a free BIOS, because a Free BIOS is essential to achieve true computing freedom.
Where possible, we only buy hardware capable of running coreboot. Currently, we are standardizing on AMD-based systems: in terms of servers we have some Tyan systems and more recently we've purchased Silicon Mechanics A236 and A266 servers. We also have a bunch of Gigabyte M57SLI-S4 based machines, a few PC Engines ALIX boards, and a couple Asus M2A-VM boards.
You can reach me at ward@gnu.org.