For the past several years, EUV lithography has taken the forefront because it uses EUV light to etch microscopic circuits as small as a few nanometers onto advanced chips and processors.

Amid tightening US and Dutch export controls on advanced semiconductor equipment, especially ASML's extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography systems, China's Tsinghua University has announced a ...

xLight, a US startup aiming to commercialize particle accelerator driven free electron lasers (FELs) for use in semiconductor production, says it has raised $40 million in a series B round of venture ...

Semiconductor lithography "remains a critical constraint for China," according to the Center for Security and Emerging ...

ASML is a tech stock with a wide moat, as it's the only company that manufactures EUV lithography systems. Taiwan ...

EUV lithography is the next-generation technology that ASML has been developing to rejuvenate the litho-driven pursuit of Moore’s law to help logic, foundry, and DRAM customers extend their ...

EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography) has been a very long time coming to market. Initially predicted to be ready by 2004 (if not sooner), we've been waiting 13 years for the technology to arrive.

Intel Reportedly Won't Deploy EUV Lithography Until 2021. Intel will reportedly delay its introduction of EUV until 2021, while TSMC and Samsung hope to have the tech online by 2019.

EUV lithography involves high-power lasers firing at tens of thousands of droplets of tin per second. The laser heats the droplets, each measuring about 30 millionths of a meter, to half a million ...

EUV lithography relies on the same principles as older forms of lithography but uses light with a wavelength of about 13.5 nm, which is almost an X-ray.

ASML is the leader in photolithography equipment for semiconductor manufacturers. We expect it to materially benefit from the proliferation of extreme ultraviolet, or EUV, lithography and we ...

The High-NA EUV lithography machine in question is ASML's bleeding-edge Twinscan EXE:5000, which was transported from The Netherlands to Portland, Oregon, USA in a cargo plane.