Taiwanese tech gaint MSI factories established in China goes up in flames for unconfirmed reasons.
MSI is facing the most challenging year by the looks of it, months after the accidental death of their CEO and President Sheng-Chang Chiang, one of their main production houses end up in flames.
Both these unfortunate events are surrounded by suspicion due to their nature. MSI’s enormous production plant in Kunshan, China caught fire with a cloud of smoke covering the vicinity and attracting everyone’s attention while infesting panic among the crowd gathered.
No statement has been published by MSI as of yet, nor is the casualty. We can only hope that the damage caused to the company is minimal and the employees were able to make it out in good health.
The factory was established in 2003 and was housing two production houses and a research and development center. There is no way for us to know, how many of the RTX cards went up in flames which otherwise would have ended up in our motherboards; a happy conclusion for the cards as well as ourselves.
