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Agree. It does seem like the images are real, because apparently the site is in the business of selling very high-res versions of such chips: http://www.chipw

by mturmon 15y ago

Agree. It does seem like the images are real, because apparently the site is in the business of selling very high-res versions of such chips: http://www.chipworks.com/en/technical-competitive-analysis/report-formats/basic-benchmarking/die-photos http://www.chipworks.com/en/technical-competitive-analysis/r... "Die photos are available in the Chipworks Report Store at top metal and lower metal/poly"

jgw 15y ago
Chipworks are in the business of all manner of reverse-engineering silicon. It's a pretty interesting process. Sadly, it's one of the few semiconductor segments in which Ottawa, where I live, is still something of a leader. And, weirdly, the owner of the company used to live in the condo below me.