ASML begins to ship its High-NA EUV lithography system to the second customer
ASML ships its second High-NA EUV litho tool to unspecified client : Read more
ASML ships its second High-NA EUV litho tool to unspecified client : Read more
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That was my first thought as well. The only other company would be TSMC right? Or a research organization like imec?They also don't specific the customer for the first unit (known to be Intel), so this could just as well be a second unit to Intel as to anyone else.
Or any of the DRAM or NAND manufacturers. Or Samsung.That was my first thought as well. The only other company would be TSMC right? Or a research organization like imec?
I didn't know dram and nand used bleeding edge transistor density.Or any of the DRAM or NAND manufacturers. Or Samsung.
Nothing to do with transistors, DRAM and NAND are not fabbed by magic, but by the same equipment as CPUs or any other ICs. Narrower line-widths mean denser memory.I didn't know dram and nand used bleeding edge transistor density.