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To: Tony Viola who wrote (13704)	3/11/1997 12:17:00 PM
From: Kashish King	of 186894

This is reverse engineering discussion is misleading. Theses systems are designed using incredibly advanced and complex software and it isn't possible or practical to reverse engineer the design. There is one and only one option: start from scratch with a system compatible with the target machines instruction set. If they can do that they will have a competing design. While the processor is being designed, Intel will be evolving its patented fabrication techniques which now push the limits of the physically possible. This is arguably a more difficult task given they mind-boggling quantities they will have to produce with a near zero defect production rate. This isn't the same industry it was a few years ago, the idea that you can reverse engineer any of this is actually an absurd notion. The amount of money it takes to get into this game has grown exponentially and continues to rise.

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