Where to Find Interior Schematics of Modern Processors?

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Finding schematics for the interior of modern processors, particularly those from the 32nm node and earlier, is challenging due to proprietary concerns. Major manufacturers like Intel are unlikely to release detailed schematics, similar to how Coca-Cola protects its formula. The complexity of modern chips, which can contain billions of transistors, makes traditional schematics impractical. A recommended starting point for research is the U.S. Patent Office, where historical patents, such as the one for the 8080 CPU, can provide insights into earlier designs.
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Does anybody know where to find schematics of the interior of modern processors for lithography? Not brand new, as far back as 32nm nodes? Or where to begin with this search?
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I doubt you can get this. First, Intel has as much incentive to release this as Coke has of releasing their formula. Second, these chips have a billion transistors on them. Schematics would be too large to use.
 
Or this...? Schematics

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