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mybabysbaby10 days ago
It's surprising how cheap/approachable chip manufacturing can be. $2000 for 1000 dies (or $3.5 per chip if using CoB packaging) is affordable to most SWEs or university labs.
i2pi10 days ago
A YouTube machinist goes through how he learned an HDL and got his customer microprocessor taped out and working.
Read the full thread on Hacker News →
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