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Huawei Buying Gigabyte?!?!

Stumbled across this on one of the websites Gigabyte says is a retailer for their stuff.

I was looking for a place to buy Gigabyte GPUs and one of the sites they listed was ASI. Gigabyte wasn't initially listed under the products on the site so I did a search to find an Aorus page and on the page the different laptops and were shown. I noticed the subtitles on the products were a bit odd. Some of them said things like "Whatever.", "Who Cares?", "Whats the point?" and "It's over." (Images attached to post). I then decided to try clicking on the learn more for the Graphics Cards section and was immediately redirected to the Huawei Wearables page. I tested all the other learn more options an was greeted by more Huawei pages for various other products. Is it just me or does this seem a bit sketchy?

Link to website with these weird occurences: https://www.asipartner.com/Solutions/Gaming/GIGABYTE

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While that's really weird, and pretty funny, I don't think that it's evidence for Huawei planning to buy gigabyte. Also listed under the "Microsites" tab are ASUS, Intel, Micron, etc. Just looks like a web designer playing a prank to me. 

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Did someone lose their contract? lol

 

ASI is a major reseller that connects OEMs to retailers. I don't think you'd hear about a merger from them first. Even if it was a merger, no way would they openly mock it for the industry like that unless they just never wanted a Gigabyte component in stock again. It looks more like someone was just messing around.

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I hope this is not true.  Or I'll stop supporting Gigabyte. 

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