Ross Technology produced high performance microprocessors using the SPARC (Scalable Processor ARChitecture) architecture until 1998 when it was closed down. The Ross manufacturing division was resurrected as BridgePoint Technical Manufacturing (backed by Fujitsu and Cypress Semiconductor) to focus on providing back end semiconductor services. The company apparently is doing business now as Criteria Labs.

620 (44K) - Partial die shot of the Ross Technology 620 microprocessor showing the chip identifier using dark field illumination with blue, red, and yellow gels.

620 (55K) - Partial die shot of the Ross Technology 620 microprocessor showing the bus connections in the center of the chip using dark field illumination with red and blue gels.

620A (61K) - Partial die shot of the Ross Technology 620A showing the chip identifier using dark field illumination with red, yellow, and blue gels.

620A (53K) - Partial die shot of the Ross Technology 620A showing the chip identifier using dark field illumination with red, yellow, and blue gels.

625 (67K) - Partial die shot of the Ross Technology 625 microprocessor showing the chip identifier using oblique illumination with red and blue gels.

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