Russian developers create an analog of microchip testing equipment
Positive Technologies has unveiled Russia's first laser complex designed for microelectronics security research. Previously, such devices were supplied from abroad, but due to technology import restrictions, Russian enterprises faced a shortage of equipment for chip analysis.
The new development allows specialists to check microchips for vulnerabilities and hidden functions. This is a critical stage for ensuring information security, as modern chips are used in almost all electronic devices—from household appliances to government management systems.
Creating their own laser complex has become an important step for the country's technological sovereignty. Now, Russian engineers will be able to conduct in-depth analysis of components without dependence on foreign suppliers, which significantly simplifies the quality control and data protection process.
In the future, the company plans to develop this area to provide Russian industry with the necessary tools for working with electronics. Experts note that the emergence of such domestic solutions helps reduce risks when using imported components in critical industries.