Re: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs

Quote from: Grix on December 03, 2014, 06:01:31 PM

Quote from: raskul on December 03, 2014, 02:40:37 PM

http://coinde.sk/1wiIEAG

interesting.
and perhaps a tad sycophantic so feel free to shoot me down in flames, but this is what i believe.

my reasoning is that for the first time, ever, we have been dealing with a company who have not only turned out the most efficient hardware from their own IP but have also flown in the face of all other h/w manufacturers by striving to assure 100% customer satisfaction.
in this industry, it's unheard of.

I just want to say, if you don't win this Guy, well done for rounding up such a skilled team, and for everything that you do to service our mining requirements. Although you are obviously driven by the profit which keeps you in production, so are we and I wish to applaud you, not only in that excellent customer service, but also in the actual hardware you have produced.

He may be the most important person in bitcoin mining, but I can't see how he is the most important person for bitcoin itself.

I just think that this year specifically, the accolade should be to someone who has striven to bring the most efficient miners to market and allow hobbyists to stay in the game. Even if staying in the game means whatever small part we play, we are still here, and we are still interested in bitcoin and we are still contributing to the network we worked so hard to raise up from the ground.
Aside from the fact that mining was always destined to go large scale, the situation we find ourselves in today has been an unavoidable fate from the very beginning. What I see in SP-Tech (not just Guy, as correctly pointed out above) is a company who have brought to market, something for hobbyists and large miners alike, to assist us to stay in the game. The most efficient miners, and the collaboration of the best service, coupled with the best mining machines. For these reasons, I do believe that Guy (and his team) should gain recognition. Perhaps we should start a thread to discuss this topic in it's entirety? I'd welcome your input.