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    Post  miketheterrible Wed Apr 18, 2018 8:48 pm

    Austin wrote:How good are these new processor developed in Russia ?

    https://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/106116/

    RISC are good for very specific tasks and mainframes (in the past at least, dunno about now). In terms of raw performance, it's nowhere near that of MCST other line using the Elbrus 2K architecture. But of course this has much lower power usage plus decent performance.
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    Post  kvs Thu Apr 19, 2018 1:58 am

    Austin wrote:How good are these new processor developed in Russia ?

    https://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/106116/

    The SPARC architecture is not too bad. Even though Sun disappeared many years ago, it produced competitive RISC
    microprocessors. Russia is keeping the SPARC alive and moving it into the modern era. Do not dismiss this CPU as
    junk.
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    Post  kvs Thu Apr 19, 2018 2:01 am

    miketheterrible wrote:
    Austin wrote:How good are these new processor developed in Russia ?

    https://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/106116/

    RISC are good for very specific tasks and mainframes (in the past at least, dunno about now). In terms of raw performance, it's nowhere near that of MCST other line using the Elbrus 2K architecture.  But of course this has much lower power usage plus decent performance.

    It would depend on the FPU resources how useful it is. So it is not directly a question of the SPARC being good enough or not. Even
    with the Elbrus, there is a huge performance hit (50%) going from 32 to 64 bit math. The latter is what you really want since 32 bits
    has too much intrinsic error associated with it. The Elbrus needs to drop this limitation and soon.
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    Post  miketheterrible Thu Apr 19, 2018 2:08 am

    Performance even in 64bit for Elbrus 2k architecture is still impressive.

    What ways can they improve the performance of the 64bit?
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    Post  Austin Thu Apr 19, 2018 7:11 am

    Another gen of CPU

    "RosElectronics" introduced the latest Russian electronic components

    https://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/106194/
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    Post  kvs Thu Apr 19, 2018 7:22 am

    miketheterrible wrote:Performance even in 64bit for Elbrus 2k architecture is still impressive.

    What ways can they improve the performance of the 64bit?

    It will come at the sacrifice of low power consumption and increase the size of the die through increase in the number of traces
    (surface wiring in the IC). If you look over the last 40 years we had this mixed approach at various stages 8/16 bit, 16/32 bit,
    then 32 bit and finally full 64 bit (but for RAM it is not the full 64 since it is too much). The Elbrus looks like a 32 bit design.
    But it must be able to access more than 4 gigabytes of RAM so it is probably over 32 bits in the addressing section. For floating
    point it just does 64 bit math using 32 bit stages and that doubles the execution time. The Elbrus needs a vectorized FPU which
    could handle 32, 64, 128 and 256 bits or more. It can keep the rest of the architecture intact.

    It is a bit ironic that a VLIW CPU does not have a vectorized FPU.
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    Post  Austin Thu Apr 19, 2018 7:26 am

    Just read that 90 % of Russian market is still US and western software giant only 10 % is Russian and these are defence industry.

    So this is a great opportinity to replace these Western back door driven Western Software and Hardware with Russian ones.

    I wonder why they did this since 2014 and waited till 2018
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    Post  kvs Thu Apr 19, 2018 7:44 am

    Austin wrote:Just read that 90 % of Russian market is still US and western software giant only 10 % is Russian and these are defence industry.

    So this is a great opportinity to replace these Western back door driven Western Software and Hardware with Russian ones.

    I wonder why they did this since 2014 and waited till 2018

    Russia should have developed a Unix based GUI heavy OS like the most recent Apple OS (based of FreeBSD). Winblows is
    spyware. I know that people US Winblows since it supports games and other mass consumer software better than Linux.
    Even Apple is a niche market. Here is were the Elbrus binary compiler tech comes in. With enough computing power,
    the binary compiler can remap any Winblows-Intel code into code that runs on Elbrus CPUs with their own flavour of Linux.
    Instead of keeping this in technology in the lab, Russia must commercialize it.

    People have the negative view of running cross platform programs from the slow emulators of the past. The trick is not
    to do the translation in real time but to do it offline. The same activity occurs in either case. But offline you can produce
    a new binary that runs natively on your non-Intel hardware. There may be an optimization challenge. But it is the job
    of the binary translator to do optimization. Intel's VLIW (aka EPIC) CPU required a compiler that did a lot of assembler
    manipulation that is done in hardware on the x86 CPUs. The Elbrus binary translator is in the same class of software but
    takes it to a whole new level.
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    Post  miketheterrible Thu Apr 19, 2018 7:55 am

    What do you make of the Elbrus E2K architecture?

    I think they need to move on to another one. As well, I don't think continuing SPARC is necessary. But that's my view. MIPS and ARM is currently the trend again. Obviously x86 but good luck getting the licenses.
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Fri Apr 20, 2018 12:52 am

    kvs wrote:
    miketheterrible wrote:Performance even in 64bit for Elbrus 2k architecture is still impressive.

    What ways can they improve the performance of the 64bit?

    It will come at the sacrifice of low power consumption and increase the size of the die through increase in the number of traces
    (surface wiring in the IC).    If you look over the last 40 years we had this mixed approach at various stages 8/16 bit, 16/32 bit,
    then 32 bit and finally full 64 bit (but for RAM it is not the full 64 since it is too much).    The Elbrus looks like a 32 bit design.  
    But it must be able to access more than 4 gigabytes of RAM so it is probably over 32 bits in the addressing section.   For floating
    point it just does 64 bit math using 32 bit stages and that doubles the execution time.  The Elbrus needs a vectorized FPU which
    could handle 32, 64, 128 and 256 bits or more.   It can keep the rest of the architecture intact.  

    It is a bit ironic that a VLIW CPU does not have a vectorized FPU.      

    isnt it that Chinese supercomputers are mostly based on RISC processors? Genrelaly HPC, HW accelerators (AI, video, cryptomining Smile AFAIK too can be V-RISC based.
    Perhaps this is one of reasons to have one. Iam not HW man though.





    Austin wrote:Just read they have formed a committe on Counter Sanctions in State Duma and these folks will come with counter sanction by July.

    It gives you an idea that Russian Legislator were not even seriously working on any counter sanctions till date since first major sanction came into effect in 2014 like 4 years back.
    Now with RuAl and the latest sanction by Trump they suddenly woke up , What did the Russian Government did in last 4 years in preparing for counter sanctions.
    US State Department has already list of sanctions prepared and all they need is presidential nod to put into effect.

    to me also it is strange pr perhaps there is plan but they waited to some event to trigger it? like military confrontation? Russia economically is not in position to fight west on equal basis. Thus the best defense is trying to expand cooperation. With countries like Iran , Cuba or too large to be sanctioned like China or India.


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    Post  miketheterrible Fri Apr 20, 2018 12:53 am

    I think the Loongsong processor is MIPS.
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Fri Apr 20, 2018 12:58 am

    miketheterrible wrote:I think the Loongsong processor is MIPS.

    After wiki Smile
    MIPS is a reduced instruction set computer (RISC) instruction set architecture
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    Post  kvs Fri Apr 20, 2018 1:36 am

    Intel RISC CPUs (ia-64), the same as you can buy in for your gaming PC, dominate HPC. IBM is still making their RISC Power server CPUs, but
    economics (i.e. price) are making it lose market share. Itanium, Intel's hack at VLIW called EPIC, has basically failed. Meanwhile Elbrus is alive
    and being used like a RISC CPUs in HPC systems. Russia is showing Intel how it is done. Although the average self-hating Russian liberast always
    expects foreigners to teach Russia how to do it right.

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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Sun Apr 22, 2018 2:33 am

    New RISC in 28nm tech, design Russian fab in Taiwan.


    From the TSMC factory, the first samples of the MALT-C 9Mb96G microprocessor

    At the end of December 2017, samples of the MALT-C 9Mb96G microprocessor, the first MALT-C family chip manufactured in silicon by the 28 nm process, were obtained from the TSMC (Taiwan) factory . TSMC HPCPlus (high-performance computing). The processor contains 9 RISC general-purpose kernels and 96 specialized processor elements, united in three SIMD clusters of 32 elements each. The samples of the MALT-C 9Mb96G microprocessor successfully passed the input tests on test vectors on the FORMULA chip tester , showed the full compliance of the designed and achieved characteristics. So the total power consumption at the working frequency of 800 MHz was 1.0 W.

    MALT-C is a family of microprocessors of Russian design for performing computationally complex crypto-transformations with marginal energy efficiency. The chip is built on the basis of domestic multi-core architecture . Thanks to the extremely successful C compiler, programming MALT-C 9Mb96G is not much more difficult than universal multi-core processors.
    https://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/106294/

    After designer website

    https://maltsystem.ru/ru/product/malt-processors#malt-c

    they are for
    - high performance computing (HPC)
    - blockchain operations
    - cryptology
    - AI (parallelism, decision trees, big data)
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    Post  kvs Sun Apr 22, 2018 5:57 am

    MALT is not really suited for HPC. It is aimed at specialized problems requiring irregular memory addressing. I do not see it
    being useful for running typical HPC (Fortran) codes such a chemistry-transport GCMs. The makers even say that they are
    not aiming to replace the current CPUs dominating HPC.

    But MALT and other approaches being deployed commercially is a very good thing. Eventually superior CPU concepts will emerge.
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    Post  miketheterrible Fri Jun 15, 2018 3:07 am

    https://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/108279/

    In the Russian IP-PBX at the request of the military replaced the Intel "Elbrusy"

    Russian Electronics: Semiconductor and Processors - Page 19 LJGZepS

    Included in "rostec" Saint-Petersburg scientific research Institute Masshtab has released version of its digital automatic telephone station (ATS) Alexandrite Russian Quad-core processors "Elbrus 4C". In the basic configuration of the PBX is equipped with Intel chips, and its adaptation to the Russian "iron" was implemented at the request of the military, for which the actual is complete import substitution in that they use the equipment.

    "Alexandrite" was presented in 2014 and about the theoretical possibility to use it domestic microprocessors (including "Baikal") developers, in particular, was assured in March 2015 Finished version on "Elbrusy" was shown at the beginning of June 2018 at the conference "the Digital industry industrial Russia" (CIPROFLOXACIN) in Tatarstan Innopolis.

    Alexandrite is a hardware and software solution in the form of a server (in a new version of "Elbrus 4.4") with the IP PBX, although the software may be sold separately. The station is managed via a web interface and supports all the basic functions: call forwarding, conversation recording etc. For negotiations can be used not only IP phones but also ordinary phones.

    Despite the specificity of the above-mentioned customer, potential customer, the developers believe not only the public sector. Modification on Russian chips compared to the baseline in the "Scale" is called more simple.

    The Possibility Of "Alexandrite"

    In the basic version of "Alexandrite" on Intel processors, in addition to voice traffic and protocols, IP telephony features over 30 different services to customize for specific tasks of the organization user.

    Among its options and opportunities — system direct access to the IP-PBX (DISA), auto attendant (IVR), conferencing three types, Fax transmission with the possibility of sending e-mail, call pickup, automatic selection of the communication channel, modification of rooms, choosing one of 16 levels class customer service, music on hold and background music, call back, combine multiple IP PBX in the network, import and export settings, echo cancellation, redial 10 last numbers, remote subscriber management, restriction and blocking calls, intelligent routing, support for video personal and global phonebook, CLIR.

    From the documentation for the PBX can be concluded that the underlying operating system is the domestic Astra Linux Special Edition — protected by the OS for special purposes to work with information of restricted access.

    "Elbrusy" for telephony

    Are the ATS is not the first domestic solution in this class on "the Elbrusy". In particular, at the end of July 2017 became aware of the fact that these chips your software and hardware for IP telephony ported Novosibirsk manufacturer of ICT equipment , ELTEX, ranked among the trusted suppliers of "Rostelecom".

    The results of the first tests of this decision, its the developers have stated about the system's performance Softswitch ECSS-10 of at least 25 calls per second, with capacity of more than 25 thousand subscribers. The system also demonstrated the ability to support video calls and transcode the media streams, proved the scalability of solutions, redundancy in active-active mode and build systems that support geographical redundancy.
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Sat Jun 16, 2018 1:40 am

    miketheterrible wrote:

    In the Russian IP-PBX at the request of the military replaced the Intel "Elbrusy"

    Russian Electronics: Semiconductor and Processors - Page 19 LJGZepS


    looks like cool game station lol1 lol1

    BTW Elbrusy is in Russian plural form Elbrus but translator doesn't translate it correctly, perhaps because this is a name Cool Cool Cool



    Microelectronics : Angstrem-T will start selling microelectronics to the Chinese

    http://www.mforum.ru/news/article/119127.htm

    At SPIEF Angstrem-T will sign three contracts worth $ 36 million with Chinese Zhejiang Sirius Semiconductor Co Ltd for the supply of Russian microelectronics. The agreements are concluded for a period of 4 years with the possibility of prolongation. Source .

    Angstrem-T in recent years has not looked like a successful venture. In 2017, production volumes were rumored to be 1-2 thousand plates 200 mm per year. The production base of Angstrem-T - acquired in 2007 from AMD line on the technology of 130 nm.

    China, which absorbs up to 59% of all the chips produced in the world, is also interested in Russian microcircuits - for example, the Micron-VZPP-Mikron, Voronezh daughter supplies them.

    A hard analysis of the case of Angstrem-T is available here .







    http://www.mforum.ru/news/article/119063.htm

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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Fri Jun 22, 2018 2:49 am

    Scientists begin to create the "physical" part of a quantum computer


    MOSCOW, June 1 - RIA Novosti. The Quantum Consortium is starting to implement the "physical" part of the project to create a multi-qubit quantum computer, RIA Novosti was told by VEB Innovations.

    As previously reported, the Scientific and Technical Council of the Foundation for Advanced Studies (FPI) approved a project to create a quantum computer in Russia in 2018-2021. Within the framework of the project in 2018-2021, it is planned to develop demonstrators of 50-qubit quantum computers based on neutral atoms and integrated optical circuits.
    "The start of the project will be phased: at the moment, the" physical "part is being launched, which is planned to be implemented on the basis of the MV Lomonosov Moscow State University with the participation of Bauman Moscow State Technical University, the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Automation, the Physical and Technical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences and others with the support of FPI, "the company representative said.

    According to him, it is about developing a demonstrator of an optical quantum simulator based on two main technologies for the implementation of quantum computers: based on photonic chips and neutral atoms.

    "The project participants note that part of the technical tasks can be solved by purchasing foreign-made equipment, but the possibility of launching additional projects to develop and improve the domestic element base (for example, multi-channel single-photon superconductor detectors already produced in Russia) will be considered as a priority." - told in "VEB Innovations".

    As clarified in the company, after the signing in February 2018 of a five-party agreement on the creation of a Russian multicubital quantum computer, the technical task of the project was specified. So, the scientific collectives of the Moscow State Technical University named after N.E. Bauman, St. Petersburg State University, Physical and Technical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Automation and others.
    "In parallel, there will be an expansion of the consortium working on the creation of a Russian multicubital quantum computer - new participants from among interested consumers, research organizations and development institutions will join it," VEB Innovations reported.

    As the project develops, Russian scientists will solve the scientific and applied tasks necessary to create and further operate a quantum computer-for example, the task of developing an online access and programming system for quantum computing devices, the development of photon detectors and various quantum algorithms.

    The agreement on a scientific and technical project for the creation of a multicubital quantum computer was signed in February 2018 during the Russian Investment Forum in Sochi between Vnesheconombank, VEB Innovations, the Advanced Research Foundation, Moscow State University. Lomonosov and ANO "Digital Economy". The agreement was the basis for the formation of a quantum consortium, it is assumed that this format of interaction will allow a large number of Russian scientific teams, funding organizations and potential consumers to take part in the implementation of breakthrough projects in the field of quantum technologies.
    Advantages of quantum computers are based on the fact that in them, not classical binary memory cells containing one bit of information are used to represent data, but the so-called qubit, quantum bit, which are quantum objects whose state is subject to the principle of quantum superposition and thus containing much more information.

    The world scientific community considers various physical ways of realization of qubits: on the basis of superconducting elements, photons, ions and neutral atoms in magneto-optical traps, impurity centers in semiconductor and dielectric structures. Each of the investigated methods has certain advantages in improving certain characteristics of a quantum computer.


    РИА Новости https://ria.ru/science/20180601/1521831665.html
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    Post  miketheterrible Wed Jul 04, 2018 4:51 am

    https://sputniknews.com/science/201807031065996427-russian-optical-computer/?utm_source=https://t.co/RrVtd2BJ5A&utm_medium=short_url&utm_content=hVZG&utm_campaign=URL_shortening

    Future of Computing: Russian Scientists Create Laser-Based Supercomputer
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    Post  miketheterrible Tue Jul 10, 2018 7:16 am

    https://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/109377/

    Rostec presented a rugged notebook for extreme conditions

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    The holding company Ruselectronics of state Corporation rostec, presented at the international industrial exhibition "Innoprom-2018" a serial model of the new version of the national rugged notebook for extreme environments. The computational core of the computer is based on a Russian microprocessor "Elbrus 1C+".

    Computer ЕС1866 can be used by law enforcement agencies for the solution of various management tasks and work with classified information in the field. Also ЕС1866 can be used for civilian purposes — for solving problems of industry, logistics, agriculture, medical care outside of medical facilities and/or in emergency situations. The holding company is now fully ready for mass production of this product.

    "Import substitution in the it sector — one of the key tasks of Rostec. Development in this direction systematically maintained by many businesses of the Corporation. This work is particularly important in the growing number of cyber threats. We created the product based on domestic protected platform "Elbrus" and running the software developed in Russia. This approach protects users from possible leaks of information," — said the Director of communications of the state Corporation rostec Ekaterina Baranova.

    Sealed laptop case, made of high-strength aluminum alloy, are resistant to the effects of external factors such as vibration, shocks, extreme temperatures (from -20 to +55°C), moisture. Modularity ЕС1866 providing a choice of architecture of the Central processor of the product without changing the design. The computer is equipped with 17-inch screen and has dimensions of 41.3 cm in length, 34 cm in width, 8 cm in thickness.

    The exhibited computer is running a Russian operating system "Elbrus", however, it can be installed on any other operating system, including a special purpose OS Astra Linux.
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    Post  miketheterrible Sun Jul 15, 2018 6:37 am

    http://rostec.ru/news/rostekh-sozdaet-po-dlya-massovogo-vnedreniya-kompyuterov-elbrus-v-rossii/

    Rostec creates for the mass adoption of computers "Elbrus" in Russia

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    Rostec is developing software that will open opportunities for mass implementation of domestic computers "Elbrus" in state institutions, business, schools and universities. The developers of a subsidiary of the state Corporation, the National center of Informatization (NCI), to create so-called virtualization technology for Russian computing, allowing simultaneous work of several dozen cars at the expense of one server "Elbrus".
    This technology significantly reduces the value of domestic machinery and allows to minimize the cost of construction of offices of computer science in schools and universities, working space in offices and industrial plants. The development is conducted in the framework of the program of import substitution for the development and implementation of domestic cybersecure information technology in various sectors of the economy.

    "We are working on reduction of the proposed solutions to bring the cost of the working place on the "El" to similar foreign models. This platform is a Mature, debugged it, tested on major projects and have proven their quality. Its main advantage – high level of information security, which is important for many Russian companies dealing with sensitive information. The introduction of such equipment in schools and universities can provide a special effect for the Russian it industry – we will have a new generation of Russian programmers that will join the work on the Russian technology and will understand that it can solve the task not worse than abroad," commented Director of special Affairs of state Corporation rostec Vasily Brovko.

    The created software will allow you to connect to a single server processors "Elbrus" the required number of jobs. Their number will depend on the "power" of servers – the number of processors, amount of used "hard" disks, and RAM.

    "At the conference "the Digital industry Industrial Russia" we announced the beginning of the formation of the Alliance of developers of application software platform "Elbrus". In fact, we are now talking about creating a software ecosystem for that platform-based operating system ntsi "Axis", – said General Director of NCI Konstantin Solodukhin.

    As he noted, posed by virtualization technology will contribute to the adaptation of the platform "Elbrus" for mass application and thus prostimulirujte domestic demand for domestic high-tech solutions.
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    Post  miketheterrible Mon Jul 16, 2018 4:20 pm

    http://rostec.ru/news/rostekh-povysit-kachestvo-otechestvennykh-mikroskhem/

    Rostec will improve the quality of domestic chip

    Holding company "RT-Chemcomposite", part of state Corporation rostec, has launched serial production stalowych substrates for microcircuits. Previously, such products were ordered abroad. New products exceeds the quality level of foreign analogues. The holding is prepared to fully meet the demand of domestic enterprises of electronic, aerospace, shipbuilding and military industrial complex for these products.
    Sitelove substrate intended for the manufacture of film circuits and electronics products. It is on substrates etched paths of the chip, so their quality directly affects the service life of electronic products.

    Created CVTs "Technology" of the substrate, characterized by the purity of the working surface that exceeds the foreign analogues, but due to the consistency of the thermal expansion coefficients of products and applied to her films, as the domestic chip will be even higher.

    "Despite the high demand in Russia the production of these products was absent. Solving the government problem, we not only created the technology of production of the Soviet era, and raised key metrics on a new level. Thus, one of the stages of localization of manufacture of electronic products for the defense industry in Russia can be considered completed," – said General Director of ORPE "Technologiya" Andrey Silkin.

    High quality products and the readiness of the enterprise for serial production of confirmed interdepartmental tests. At the same time with new products of ORPE "Technologiya" has been tested in the Russian centers of competence, specializing in the development of electronics. At present, confirmed an order for the release of the first 30 thousand wafers from businesses from Omsk, Penza and St. Petersburg. With the growth demand the company is able to increase capacities to 100 thousand stalowych substrates per year.
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    Post  kvs Tue Jul 17, 2018 1:51 am

    Strange that Russia lacked production of wafer boards. It does not make sense since custom designs are needed for all sorts of
    devices (such as motherboards for computers).

    Anyway, good to see another distortion introduced by the "Yeltsin golden years" bite the dust.
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    Post  miketheterrible Tue Jul 17, 2018 2:26 am

    They manufactured their own motherboards for years but one of the needed materials was imported. Now it isn't.
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    Post  kvs Tue Jul 17, 2018 3:48 am

    miketheterrible wrote:They manufactured their own motherboards for years but one of the needed materials was imported. Now it isn't.

    The phrase "ситалловых подложек для микросхем" means "wafer boards for ICs". If the article (in Russian) was talking about
    a specific compound or design process it did not make any reference to it aside from some discussion of quality.

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