@Brainclean I mean if you choose the highest end Xilinx FPGAs you can get realtime dreamcast emulation clock-cycle perfect.

It's just that you can expect to pay 5 digits per piece if you buy a roll of 500+ ...

Those things are otherwise used for realtime 100GBit/s fiber interception...

So if you'd ever get your hands on a #Glimmerglass #FiberSplitter out of #Room641A-Style facilities that is fried except said FPGA, you might get lucky.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A

@kkarhan @AnonNewsDE ich wusste nicht von #Glimmerglass, habe eine Erkärung in diesem Artikel (2013) gefunden -
https://www.corpwatch.org/article/glimmerglass-intercepts-undersea-cable-traffic-spy-agencies

"Glimmerglass, a northern California company that sells optical fiber technology, offers government agencies a software product called "CyberSweep" to intercept signals on undersea cables. The company says their technology can analyze Gmail and Yahoo! Mail as well as social media like Facebook and Twitter to discover "actionable intelligence."

Could this be the technology that the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) is using to tap global communications? The company says it counts several intelligence agencies among its customers but refuses to divulge details. One thing is certain - it is not the only company to offer such capabilities - so if such data mining is not already taking place, that day is not far off.

"Revolutions in communications technologies are usually followed by revolutions in collection capabilities," Jeffrey Richelson, a senior fellow at the National Security Archives and the author of the definitive guide to the U.S. intelligence agencies, told CorpWatch."

@AnonNewsDE Also quasi #PRISM & #Room641A auf russisch...

Haben die auch das Zeugs von #Glimmerglass für's tapping von #Glasfaser-Kabeln?

@kieran @kwf personally I prefer the most obscure and premium #CorporateSwag.

#Arista is quite mainstream for everyone who had to deal with #DOCSIS...

How about a #tnsr hoodie?
or a #Glimmerglass baseball cap??
Some Gloves for fiber splicing from #Corning are quite mainstream...