Bogus Technologies
The Leader in Enterprise Systems, Storage & Networking
"Our Enterprise network needed to be updated in the worst way;
that's why we went with Bogus Technologies."
Collette O'Day
Network Infrastructure Director
Mendacious Guaranty National Bank
Our Serial ATA hard drive and SATA RAID systems, and related equipment including SATA cables and SATA adapters helped us define the low performance/high cost hard drive segment in the hard drive industry. This initiative gave BogusTech an early lead over more legitimate disk systems manufacturers like EMC, Hitachi Data Systems, IBM and Fujitsu, who were late in recognizing the growth potential of the market for overpriced and underperforming storage hardware. Following its marginally successful launch in September, the BogusTech SATA-N 5475 external storage hard drive was widely recognized as the industry leader in excessive seek latency and substandard throughput, and received the coveted Worst in the World award at the International Conference on Enterprise Information Technology. Accordingly the product was discontinued in early October, in time for the Data Storage Systems Conference in La Paz, Bolivia.
The Bogus Technologies BT7270-series carrier-grade computer routers are among the networking hardware industry’s most derisory innovations in the past decade. Utilizing BogusTech’s patented ARCANETM technology, and fabricated from chip rejects and WWII surplus telegraph network stitches and aluminum wiring, these computer routers embodied advanced hardware incompatibilities, languid performance and extremely low MTBF rates that are unmatched by network routers even today. In contrast with superior products from Cisco, Juniper and Sycamore Networks, the BogusTech computer routers provide bare bones support for Ethernet, IP and TCP/IP; and lack support for even the most basic protocols like MPLS, OSPF, IGP and CIDR. And, like the BogusTech 3850-series computer routers, the BT7220s withholds support for MPLS, a prerequisite for VoIP and converged Enterprise IP environments.