Who are you buying servers from, because I'm going on a year waiting on
servers from HPE, and about 6 months on servers from Dell, although
that may have to do with the types of NICs I need.
I'm told HPE is holding back capacity for some of their large "Government"
contracts which have stiff
so i am chatting with the volvo mechanic this morning. he said that 25
years ago volvo had essentially two engines, carb and fuel injection.
from the late '90s on, the variations grew; and the parts and tools one
needed exploded.
he started feeling supply chain issues early. and now the number
Go virtual. x86 servers are still 5-8 weeks from our usual suppliers,
although some NICs are 12 weeks and DC Power Supplies are also
52-weeks/'no-idea'.
-- Tom
On Fri, Apr 22, 2022 at 6:21 AM Ryan Wilkins wrote:
> A company I work for designs a lot of our own hardware and we’ve had a
>
There's some queue-jumping happening for other reasons -
medical/hospital a significant portion of that - but even there I'm
hearing 6+ months for some switch hardware and Cisco APs are pretty
uniformly "if you didn't order before March, you won't see them for
over a year".
On Fri, Apr 22, 2022
Anecdotally, I had a pair of Nexus 93180s that I ordered in May 2021 show up in
February 2022, so 9 months. The estimated ship date got punted several times
(probably due to being preempted by folks employing the approach Laura outlined
;-) ).
I haven't ordered anything since then, but I
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On Friday, April 22nd, 2022 at 13:24, Drew Weaver
wrote:
> Has anyone seen any progress whatsoever on supply chain issues with
> networking hardware?
Nope.
Personally speaking I'm struggling on everything from simple Intel network
cards to half-decent
I bought (3) MX204's 10/2021 and received them 2/2022 so about 5 months to
receive those. Also received a couple SRX300's in that same purchase.
I'll add that I can't say the same for the other stuff I also ordered
10/2021.
- MX480
- MX240
- MPC10E-10C
.which is due in
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A company I work for designs a lot of our own hardware and we’ve had a number
of critical components go EOL suddenly and without warning, such as FPGAs,
ADCs, clock generators, and SOMs just to name a few. Just a few weeks ago we
were informed that a large order of FPGAs was not going to be
Basically, anything that uses Broadcom or other commodity silicon is
currently 55+ weeks out according to most of the vendors I work with.
Custom Silicon is a bit better or so I'm told, but I've not had to order
much gear with custom silicon lately, so I've not got a clear read on lead
times
I'm not sure if this is the right place for this discussion but I can't think
of anywhere better to ask.
Has anyone seen any progress whatsoever on supply chain issues with networking
hardware?
I've noticed that primary market lead times have been increasing and at the
same time secondary
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