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The equipment is probably the less influential aspect of the trade. You need the skill. You can also rent that by hiring an expert. Good equipment (microscopes,
by close04 3y ago
The equipment is probably the less influential aspect of the trade. You need the skill. You can also rent that by hiring an expert. Good equipment (microscopes, cameras, cars) don’t get you much closer to the goal unless you already know what you’re doing and that can’t be too common, especially in topics like this one.
- nonrandomstring 3y agoGood point. Even though I have hardware knowledge and studied VLSI I'd be completely lost with the raw data. How I imagine this working - Huang and Applebaum both suggested similar - is that someone would publish "ground truth" templates of what hardware should look like. The validation would only flag suspicious differences (using "AI"/pattern-matching etc) and then those would definitely be escalated to an expert.