Statistics Chip is an upgrade item from the Ala Industrial mod for Minecraft 26.2 Java Edition: fitted into the right-hand slot of a machine's upgrade panel, it makes that machine keep a record of its own work. While the chip is installed, the machine counts its real working time in ticks, the energy received, sent back, generated and spent, the completed processing operations, the current and the peak EU per tick, and the adjacent faces wired to sources and consumers. Without the Statistics Chip a machine measures nothing: the counters do not run and nothing is saved to the world. Counting starts the moment the chip goes in — a machine that ran for a whole week still starts from zero. Pull the Statistics Chip out and the totals stay frozen; put it back and counting resumes from the same place. The panel opens from a tab to the left of the machine's interface, can be dragged anywhere and refreshes every 40 ticks (2 seconds) while its window is open. The record itself is free: Statistics Chip uses no energy and costs the machine 0 EU per tick.

Statistics Chip is crafted on a crafting table: one Copper Coil in the top row, an Empty Chip in the centre, one glass pane on each side of it and one redstone at the bottom yield a single chip. The Copper Coil is the same sensing element the Network Analyzer carries, so the chip is that hand-held tool's built-in little brother: the analyzer questions a whole power grid, the chip lives inside one machine. In a normal inventory Statistics Chip stacks to 64, and in an upgrade panel it takes exactly one slot; hoppers and other automation cannot see upgrade slots, so the chip is always fitted by hand. The upgrade has no tier of its own and serves LV, MV and HV machines equally. Ala Industrial exists only for Java Edition and runs the same on Fabric and NeoForge.