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NAVAIR

U.S. Naval Air Systems Command, which held the unusable replacement chips and received the reprogrammed devices for evaluation.

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Black-box probing made NAVAIR's unusable F/A-18 chips programmable in under 30 days

Obsolescence comes in two kinds: the part is gone, or the knowledge to use it is gone. The second kind can be reversed by studying hardware you already own; a shortage report treats both kinds the same way.

Publishers:interestingengineering.com

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Hype gap+30
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