First, read this article by The Intercept, just under the hyperlink. Then read our comments below so that you have an even better understanding of the article.
How U.S. Tech Giants Are Helping to Build China’s Surveillance State
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Warning to the World: Grab the kids, your wallet, and your freedoms and run from these OpenPower Fndn/IBM Eclipse Fndn/Google/Microsoft/Semptian/Xilinx high technology spies/criminals.
They’re building “cloud” datacenter hardware to surveil/sniff/listen to/siphon off the data stream in live time. This allows them to suppress errant thought crimes (censor, persecute) in near real time. In the hands of a totalitarian state, this is Nirvana. In this way, China (or anyone else) can observe your thoughts and arrest you before you’ve even finished expressing it.
OpenPower Foundation
(Hmmm. Looks and sounds like an adjunct of the IBM Eclipse Foundation)
Board of Directors
https://openpowerfoundation.org/about-us/board-of-directors/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki6YWcmKWDQ
Artem Ikoev, Chair
YADRO
Artem [I’m protected from prosecution in Moscow] Ikoev is co-founder and technology visioner of YADRO Company. Artem serves the role of CTO and he is responsible for company technology strategy and product development. He manages software & hardware engineering and product teams in total of 160+ employees and demonstrates strong leadership and encourages talents for continuous technology disruption. Prior to YADRO Artem held a number of technical & business development positions in international companies with overall 20 years industry experience.
Note: NO MENTION THAT HE WAS A MICROSOFT-MOSCOW EXECUTIVE FOR OVER 5 YEARS. No mention of IBM Eclipse Foundation Membership. No mention of Highlands Group, Office of Net Assessment, Andrew Marshall. No mention of relationship with James P. Chandler, III or David J. Kappos, his handlers.
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Michelle Rankin, President
IBM
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-rankin-aba8464/
Michelle [I’m actually a rat with lipstick and am the token woman among these theives] Rankin is currently Director of OpenPOWER in IBM Cognitive Systems. Previously, Michelle was the Director for the Linux Technology Center and Platform Management Development. In her 20+ years at IBM, she has held a variety leadership and management positions in IBM across WebSphere, Rational, Cloud and Systems. She has a passion for mentorship and supporting career growth particularly for women and the diversity population. Michelle also served as IBM’s Executive Campus Engagement Leader for University of Texas at Austin where she graduated with a Computer Science degree.
Note: No mention of IBM Eclipse Foundation Membership. No mention of Highlands Group, Office of Net Assessment, Andrew Marshall. No mention of relationship with James P. Chandler, III or David J. Kappos, her handlers.
CJ (Chris) Johnson, Director
https://opencapi.org/about/board-of-directors/
Chris Johnson [look at his face, he knows he’s an inhuman criminal] joined the Google Platform team in 2005 to lead the Google advance to customer server and storage solutions. Chris currently runs a Component and Technology team, with the responsibility for design and collaboration on technology including processors, memory, accelerators and interconnect fabrics. Prior to Google, Chris worked at Cobalt Networks and Sun Microsystems as the Chief Architect for the Cobalt division, and had engineering roles in massively parallel operating systems at nCUBE, and hardware implementation of TCP/IP at Protocol Engines.
Note: No mention of IBM Eclipse Foundation Membership. No mention of Highlands Group, Office of Net Assessment, Andrew Marshall. No mention of relationship with James P. Chandler, III or David J. Kappos, his handlers.
Hugh Blemings, Executive Director
OpenPOWER Foundation
Hugh [pay me and I’ll do anything, I’m a tech whore] has had a long standing association with Free and Open Source Software, Open Hardware and POWER. His career has spanned everything from Linux kernel development to engineering team management, electronics design to product management at the likes of IBM, Canonical and Rackspace. He has previously served as President on the Council of Linux Australia and on the Linux Foundation’s Technical Advisory Board. As a full time employee of the OpenPOWER Foundation, Hugh works with the Board of Directors to build the visibility of OpenPOWER Members and their solutions as well as the Foundation itself; grow Foundation membership and engagement and build the OpenPOWER User community and associated ecosystem.
Note: No mention of IBM Eclipse Foundation Membership. No mention of Highlands Group, Office of Net Assessment, Andrew Marshall. No mention of relationship with James P. Chandler, III or David J. Kappos, his handlers.
Gordon MacKean, Board Advisor
Retired
https://twitter.com/openpowerorg/status/578343315675877376
Gordon [I’ll do shill-engineering for the highest bidder, just look at my shit-eaten grin, (please excuse the French, shité)] retired from Google in 2016 as the Senior Director leading the team responsible for the design and development of the IT infrastructure used in Google datacenters. Gordon is one of the founding members and continues to serve as Board Advisor to OpenPOWER Foundation. He received his degree in Electrical Engineering from Carleton University. During his tenure at Google his team led the introduction of many game changing technologies into Google’s datacenters culminating with the introduction of the Tensor Processing Unit [TPU]. Prior to Google Gordon held a variety of design and leadership roles in network product development with companies including Extreme Networks, Matisse Networks, and Nortel Networks. No mention of IBM Eclipse Foundation Membership.
Note: No mention of relationship with James P. Chandler, III or David J. Kappos, her handlers. No mention of Highlands Group, Office of Net Assessment, Andrew Marshall. No mention of relationship to Thoma Bravo, ENTRUST,Jerry C. Jones, Certificate Authorities, KPI Digital Keys, Hillary Clinton, Robert Mueller, Michael Chertoff, Federal Bridge.
Brad McCredie, Board Advisor
IBM
Dr. Bradley [look at me I’m guilty and know it] McCredie is retired from IBM were he worked as Vice President of IBM Power Systems Development and Board Advisor to OpenPOWER Foundation. Brad first joined IBM focusing on packaging for IBM’s mainframe systems. He later took a position within the IBM Power Systems development organization and has since worked in a variety of development and executive roles for POWER-based systems. In his current role, he oversees the development and delivery of IBM Power Systems that incorporate the latest technology advancements to support clients’ changing business needs.
Note: No mention of IBM Eclipse Foundation Membership. No mention of Highlands Group, Office of Net Assessment, Andrew Marshall. No mention of relationship with James P. Chandler, III or David J. Kappos, his handlers.