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minus-square@ComradeKeenlinkEnglish4•1 year agoThey definitely spurred growth in this sector to the point where they couldn’t compete anymore with the generic boxes from China. Beehive is a good option for anyone looking for an alternative.
minus-square@ComradeKeenlinkEnglish2•1 year agoESX supports any machine with an x86 CPU and at least two cores so, yes.
minus-squarenetburnrlinkEnglish1•1 year agoThat’s not 100% true. The various chipsets like the NIC and storage bus need to also he supported. That’s one nice thing about the NUC, it all works.
They definitely spurred growth in this sector to the point where they couldn’t compete anymore with the generic boxes from China. Beehive is a good option for anyone looking for an alternative.
Do you mean beelink?
Do the beehive work with ESX?
ESX supports any machine with an x86 CPU and at least two cores so, yes.
That’s not 100% true. The various chipsets like the NIC and storage bus need to also he supported. That’s one nice thing about the NUC, it all works.