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Ex-ASML employee sentenced to three years' imprisonment for sharing company secrets with Russia
By Mark Tyson published
An ex-ASML employee has been sentenced to three years imprisonment for sharing company secrets with a Russian contact.

China to pivot $50 billion chip fund to fighting U.S. squeeze
By Anton Shilov published
The focus will be on lithography and chip design software

Top semiconductor toolmaker launches talent competition in China
By Anton Shilov published
ASML launches an online competition in China to boost lithography awareness and recruit talented engineers for its operations in the country.

ASML's Impasto Project creates 3D digital twins of Vincent van Gogh's art with 100 gigabytes of data per scan
By Mark Tyson published
ASML and the Van Gogh museum have collaborated on the design of a 3D scanner to capture and create digital twins of the masterpieces of the Netherlands’ most famous artist.

Company proposes 'tabletop' particle accelerators with petawatt lasers
By Anton Shilov published
Y-Combinator-backed startup eyes powerful laser wakefield accelerator for advanced lithography techniques.

ASML accelerates 50-football-fields-size mega expansion plans in the Netherlands
By Mark Tyson published
ASML appears to have accelerated its ambitious expansion plans in the Netherlands. The site may be in action up to two years early.

Intel has championed High-NA EUV chipmaking tools, but costs and other limitations could delay industry-wide adoption: Report
By Anton Shilov published
Delay, but not stop.

Atomic-scale chip alignment: Laser holograms could set new standard for 3D semiconductor overlay accuracy
By Anton Shilov published
Tech could lower manufacturing costs by simplifying one of the most complex steps in chip production and 3D chip integration.

Trump administration exempts computer chips and copper from sweeping tariffs, but only for now
By Anton Shilov published
Semiconductor industry can relax, for now.

Russian spy infiltrates ASML and NXP to steal technical data necessary to build 28nm-capable fabs
By Anton Shilov published
A Russian engineer is accused of leaking confidential technical data from ASML, NXP, TSMC, and GlobalFoundries to Russia, allegedly to support construction of a 28nm-capable fab.
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