Who will make or is making this chip?

[SyncTronX]

Hi Y'all,

I was wondering who makes this chip?
It's supposed to be based on a brand new technology.

And supposed to keep the power grid safe etc.
I would assume it is an North American company?

Thoughts, ideas, what it's supposed to do etc?
During my net surfing it keeps showing up in links etc.

I found the actual executive order (May 2020) LINK.

Report is required by May 2021.

Supposedly a small cap type company is making these
or replacements that will upsurp the chinese manufacturers from
selling to the U.S., etc.

I believe there is a real threat and it's always better to be safe
then sorry.

Here are the APPA's comments and concerns, LINK.

Here is the ESA comment LINK.

I found the link to the original chip post: LINK

As we all know, it's pretty simple to find stocks that made
a bundle in the past and say see what I did. It's quite another
thing to have actual proof.

Google can be your friend until they pull the rug out from under you.

Cheers,

[JonSnell Electronic]

Absolutely meaningless without specifics. Looks like the sort of thing suitable for facebook or twitter.

[billshurv]

Agree, looks somewhere between a fraud and a scam.

[Indiglo]

Let me paraphrase the executive order, its simply prevents electricity providers from installing I.T infrastructure equipment (Scada Equipment, switches, routers etc) from countries the US considers foreign adversaries due to the risk of hidden software backdoors.

The chip pictured will do nothing to prevent a cyber attack.

[SyncTronX]

Ok, those selling are claiming a trillion dollar industry that will
be better than sex in the next decade all for the current $8 stock
investment they want $$$ to reveal the company's name.

I don't think I've ever been bombarded by such BS.

And then there is the "battery eliminator"
along with the dirty oil looking stuff we are supposed to
wipe on our windows to make us green compliant.

All trillion dollar markets can be found in penny and small cap stocks.

I just want to find who makes the PARTS so I can give something to my
kid down the road. Yes, this is a parts thread after all, just want to keep
focused.

Cheers,

[billshurv]

I would be willing to bet there are no parts .

[davidsrsb]

Asymmetric packages like that are frowned on in SMD work as they tilt when soldering.
Looks like photoshop ware to me

[SyncTronX]

Asymmetric packaging, interesting and that explains a lot also.

There was some more interesting reading about who has the

largest Fiber network in the world... regular sources say:
1.ATT
2. Verizon
...

10.

These were eclipsed by an unknown entity that supposedly has
something like 10 times more fiber miles than all the top ten companies combined.

It's interesting, I wonder if Corning Glass Works well let me know who they are selling
the most fiber cabling to?

A parting thought I wonder if Elon Musk and his low earth orbit satellite network
will eclipse fiber cable when employed?

I wonder who makes PARTS for that and it might be nice if
there are audio & video streaming to go along with it?

Cheers,

[Indiglo]

Originally Posted by SyncTronX

Ok, those selling are claiming a trillion dollar industry that will
be better than sex in the next decade all for the current $8 stock
investment they want $$$ to reveal the company's name.

I don't think I've ever been bombarded by such BS.

And then there is the "battery eliminator"
along with the dirty oil looking stuff we are supposed to
wipe on our windows to make us green compliant.

All trillion dollar markets can be found in penny and small cap stocks.

I just want to find who makes the PARTS so I can give something to my
kid down the road. Yes, this is a parts thread after all, just want to keep
focused.

Cheers,

If a company has this highly advanced product but they are asking you to give them money just to reveal who they are, doesn't it sound like a scam ?

When stating the "largest fibre network" in the world what context is this statement made, number of cables, distance, capacity ?

What would the sales information from Corning Glass give you in regards to fibre networks, they are just one supplier of optical fibre cable from many global suppliers.

Low Earth Satellites can't compete with Optical Fibre in regards to speed and capacity, how it does compete is in sparsely populated areas where it's not economically viable to run fibre.

Without links to information or articles it's difficult to determine what you are asking since we only have a picture of some nondescript integrated circuit.

I'm having trouble following the logic of your posts.

[JMFahey]

Please post the link to the actual chip page, otherwise this thread is meaningless.

As of the 3 links you DID provide, NONE of them even mention it, go figure.

All them can be boiled down to:"why oh why did we give our Industry away?" which of couse is true, but is not a "Technical" problem, in my opinion a very poor Political decision , basically killing the golden goose for short term economical profit.

It worked for some 40 years , just by the sheer inertia of the HUGE US economy, but sooner or later the machine runs out of steam.

Not too late to revert it, but action must be taken, on all fronts; bulk Energy being just one cog in the machine.

Instead of rethoric warnings and such, as in those "executive orders", practical action would be to impose Tariff, as stiff as needed, plus % quotas, so Chinese electrical equipment becomes unattractive and it pays to make them again in the US.

No magic chips will do anything until the main problem is tackled.