Russian developers have created an analogue of foreign equipment for chip analysis
Positive Technologies has unveiled the first laser system in Russia designed for microchip research. Previously, domestic enterprises were entirely dependent on imported technologies, but due to sanctions, access to such equipment has become extremely limited.
The new development allows specialists to study the internal structure of processors and other semiconductors. This is a critically important stage for ensuring information security, as it helps identify hidden vulnerabilities or malicious elements in hardware.
Creating their own system was a response to the technological restrictions faced by Russian industry. Previously, the lack of such devices slowed down the testing process for domestic electronics and made it difficult to verify the reliability of foreign components.
Experts note that the emergence of such equipment is an important step for the development of an independent technological base in the country. In the near future, the company plans to begin serial production of these systems for the needs of Russian research centers and laboratories.
Thus, the development by Positive Technologies helps solve the problem of a shortage of high-tech tools. This event highlights the drive of Russian companies toward import substitution in the field of microelectronics and cybersecurity.