Does this cable have a real ( not clone not fake) ftdi chip?

I purchased in March 2017. It does not have FTDI chip, rather a Prolific PL2303

where can I get the correct driver to make this work with OS X 10.12?

You can get the drivers online from here - https://www.tripplite.com/support/u209005c. Please note that it will only work for OSx 10.12 and below. 10.13 and above does not seem to be supported for the U209-005-C device. I ended up using the USA-19HS and it works for OSx 10.13 (but the interface is USB-A instead of USB-C for the U209-005-C)

Will this work with an absorbane microplate reader, that has a male 25-pin rs232 port & female 25-pin parallel port, to print to file (win 10)

Hello. Theoretically, it should but bear in mind it appears that the Path is 25 Serial Pin to 9 Pin to USB. Every 'converter' step can bring it's own problems and multiple conversions can bring more issues than the number of conversions. The goal would be to have only one converter. If the Origin device is old, consider replacing it with a newer platform that uses USB or Ethernet (network). Since it's only about $14 for the cable setup, it's not too expensive to try and see if it will work and if it doesn't then it wasn't an expensive loss. Also, there is likely no Drivers will be available so you'll be relying upon the USB, heavy on the U for Universal part to help things along. Consider that TrippLite has made such a device for this very issue, and I like TrippLite so the odds are better than not. Best wishes to you and hope it works. P2

Tripp Lite USB-C to DB9 Serial Adapter Cable, 5' USB 2.0 Type C to RS-232 (M/M), 5ft (U209-005-C)

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