chips4makers link

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@@ -139,7 +139,8 @@ new processor, another for writing experimental assembly code to go into
 libswscale, libx264 etc. ultimately for use in VLC and ffmpeg and so on.
 
 Best of all, two for actually doing a test ASIC: one working with
-chips4makers, the other with lip6.fr. It turns out that 180nm ASIC shuttle
+[chips4makers](http://chips4makers.io/blog), the other with
+[lip6.fr](https://www-soc.lip6.fr/en/). It turns out that 180nm ASIC shuttle
 services cost only USD 600 per square mm, and we can get away with around
 20 sq.mm which is about USD 12,000 and estimated 800,000 gates.