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ASML unveiled an upgrade for the light source in its EUV process that increases power from 600W to 1,000W. This improvement could increase wafer yields by as much as 50% by 2030.

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Trung Phan 的头像
Trung Phan7 个月前

my fave ASML EUV fact: the Dutch chip machine maker’s light technology is so precise it could hit your thumb with a laser pointer from the moon.

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Bearly AI7 个月前

That video is from ASML last year: More from Reuters: And no wonder ASML rocks such great merch:

Julian DiCarlo 的头像
Julian DiCarlo7 个月前

And they say Europe doesn’t innovate ..

taco 的头像
taco7 个月前

600W to 1000W on a machine that costs $380M per unit. ASML is the final boss of semiconductor manufacturing

Domovinski Duh 的头像
Domovinski Duh7 个月前

Magic light box that makes thinking sand.

Stefan Demetz 的头像
Stefan Demetz7 个月前

They are still using the Russian institute invented/supplied tin laser.

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🌌7 个月前

Throughput, not yield.

And1roid🇵🇹 的头像
And1roid🇵🇹7 个月前

That shit is doing magic. How tf someone came up with that

CDU 的头像
CDU7 个月前

Craziest engineering on the planet 🥇

Willis 的头像
Willis7 个月前

That’s impressive.

Nick 的头像
Nick7 个月前

@grok tell us more. Cheaper chips?

Alex 的头像
Alex7 个月前

1kW EUV power bump could really move the yield needle -- 50% by 2030 helps fabs scale AI chips faster. Still, packaging like CoWoS stays the real pinch.

DantePompieri 的头像
DantePompieri7 个月前

Yeah I like waffles too

Jedi⚡️ 的头像
Jedi⚡️7 个月前

The real leverage is always in the tools behind the scenes.

i8art | deonER 的头像
i8art | deonER7 个月前

@AndreSeverini

L'élite 的头像
L'élite7 个月前

@grok donc pour faire de la lumière ils chauffent de l'étain ? Quel intérêt ?

Larry Panozzo 的头像
Larry Panozzo7 个月前

Imagine vibe coding this

Dysputant 的头像
Dysputant7 个月前

All into videos of ntr humanoid cats going to gym. And laughing of sat single mother cat .

Nelson R. 的头像
Nelson R.7 个月前

Sorry, but what does this machine does? What's the big deal about it and the company that builds it?

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stream dinner party7 个月前

still using the Russian institute invented/supplied tin laser

Scott Cottonmouth 的头像
Scott Cottonmouth7 个月前

Silly question, but why are the wafers round instead of square or rectangles? Less wasted space that way, no?

Lőrinc Bauer 的头像
Lőrinc Bauer7 个月前

😀

Tim Coan 的头像
Tim Coan7 个月前

We are at the beginning of infinity. I’m in constant awe of BUILDERS

AdamHumphreys 的头像
AdamHumphreys7 个月前

Would be cool if they could do that at 2nm.

Estranged Quark 的头像
Estranged Quark7 个月前

How/why do you think this helps yield? It does improve productivity and thereby the cost per wafer significantly.

... 的头像
...7 个月前

Changing the light source power will probably never result in "yield" improvements, but it might contribute to other processes which MAY improve marginal yield paretos.

Prikker 的头像
Prikker7 个月前

the Chinese apparently have the blueprints already

051 的头像
0517 个月前

Nice try. It's fvcked.

Albert Thomas (I observe, I analyze) 的头像
Albert Thomas (I observe, I analyze)7 个月前

Wow

kwant 的头像
kwant7 个月前

Crazy what kind of things you can do by beaming tin drops incredibly accurately

Qwerty 的头像
Qwerty7 个月前

At this point it's just magic,how they work and synchronise each and every motion with light.

Fuck You 的头像
Fuck You7 个月前

This is big news.

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John Mcpherson | MFinPlan, BCom7 个月前

So bullish

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