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Post-silicon era gets closer as industry giants crack the 2D transistor scaling bottleneck with breakthrough tech
By Luke James Published
Imec, ASML, and TSMC have integrated both n-type and p-type transistors with atomically thin 2D channels on a single 300mm wafer.

Chinese startup claims photonic chip production without DUV lithography, says nanoimprint process cuts costs by 90%
By Etiido Uko Published
Chinese startup Prinano claims it produced 8-inch photonic chip wafers without DUV lithography, using nanoimprint technology that cuts costs by 90%.

Disgruntled ASML employees threaten to boycott Elon Musk conference appearance
By Luke James Published
ASML has confirmed that a group of disgruntled workers is pushing back hard against an invitation for Elon Musk to address the equipment maker’s closed annual tech conference.

ASML becomes Europe's most valuable company ever as analysts bet on higher EUV output
By Luke James Published
ASML closed Wednesday, June 3rd, as the most valuable company in European history, reaching a market cap of $668 billion.

Nikon weaponizes lower prices to break ASML's lithography monopoly
By Luke James Published
Nikon will try to claw back lithography customers by selling argon fluoride (ArF) tools for less than the market leader, ASML.

ASML CEO says Elon Musk is 'very serious' about TeraFab chipmaking megaproject, confirms direct talks
By Luke James Published
ASML CEO Christophe Fouquet said on Wednesday that he has spoken directly with Elon Musk about the TeraFab semiconductor project.

ASML to equip India’s first commercial chip fab
By Luke James Published
ASML and Tata Electronics have signed a memorandum of understanding to deploy ASML's equipment at India's first fab.

ASML's roadmap for chipmaking lithography tools examined — from DUV to Low-NA, High-NA, Hyper-NA, and beyond
By Luke James Published
Premium ASML shipped 48 EUV lithography systems and 131 immersion DUV tools in 2025, generating €32.7 billion in total revenue and ending the year with a €38.8 billion order backlog.

US lawmakers amend new restrictions on Chinese chipmakers — MATCH Act's blanket restrictions removed from select chipmaking tools
By Anton Shilov Published
U.S. lawmakers remove countrywide exports ban on cryogenic etching tools from the MATCH Act, yet Chinese companies could barely get them anyway.
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