Navajo Weaver Recreates Pentium Chip in Traditional Tapestry
Navajo weaver Marilou Schultz recreated a Pentium chip die in traditional tapestry, with details closely matching the real chip. The work echoes history: Fairchild's Shiprock plant once employed some 1,200 workers, many of them Navajo weavers known for low defect rates.
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