#lithography — Public Fediverse posts
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📢 Lace Lithography: 40 Millionen US-Dollar für Post-EUV-Start-up - Golem.de
#Lace #Lithography #Millionen #Us-dollar #GlobalFeed #News #DE
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Huawei’s new chip scaling law aims to sidestep ASML chokepoint but hurdles remain: analysts
Huawei Technologies has engineered a workaround to one of China’s most crippling chipmaking bottlenecks, but analysts warn that…
#Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #ASML #1.4nm #chip #DUV #EUV #HeTingbo #Huawei #lithography #Samsung #semiconductor #tau #TSMC
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imec presented a silicon quantum dot spin qubit, which confines an electron within a silicon nanostructure, built with ASML High-NA lithography equipment.
This is a meaningful development because unlike some other qubit technologies this architecture can be produced with high-throughput commercial equipment.
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imec presented a silicon quantum dot spin qubit, which confines an electron within a silicon nanostructure, built with ASML High-NA lithography equipment.
This is a meaningful development because unlike some other qubit technologies this architecture can be produced with high-throughput commercial equipment.
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imec presented a silicon quantum dot spin qubit, which confines an electron within a silicon nanostructure, built with ASML High-NA lithography equipment.
This is a meaningful development because unlike some other qubit technologies this architecture can be produced with high-throughput commercial equipment.
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imec presented a silicon quantum dot spin qubit, which confines an electron within a silicon nanostructure, built with ASML High-NA lithography equipment.
This is a meaningful development because unlike some other qubit technologies this architecture can be produced with high-throughput commercial equipment.
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imec presented a silicon quantum dot spin qubit, which confines an electron within a silicon nanostructure, built with ASML High-NA lithography equipment.
This is a meaningful development because unlike some other qubit technologies this architecture can be produced with high-throughput commercial equipment.
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Tata is stepping up its chip game by licensing lithography tech from ASLM.
- The move gives Tata access to advanced patterning equipment crucial for smaller, more efficient nodes.
- Strengthening domestic capabilities could reduce reliance on traditional semiconductor powerhouses.#Semiconductors #Lithography #TechIndependence #OpenHardware #Fediverse
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Today is Samuel Thomas Gill's birthday - he'd be 208. I've described him as "arguably Australia's most recognisable colonial artist", not as much by name, as by the extent of works used for historical illustration.
Once more commonly called "the artist of the goldfields", here's a sample of 24 sketches (tinged with gentle humour) from 1852 - that earnt him that nickname - in my recent article: https://coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill_1852_Diggings_and_Diggers_Part_1.htm
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Today is Samuel Thomas Gill's birthday - he'd be 208. I've described him as "arguably Australia's most recognisable colonial artist", not as much by name, as by the extent of works used for historical illustration.
Once more commonly called "the artist of the goldfields", here's a sample of 24 sketches (tinged with gentle humour) from 1852 - that earnt him that nickname - in my recent article: https://coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill_1852_Diggings_and_Diggers_Part_1.htm
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Today is Samuel Thomas Gill's birthday - he'd be 208. I've described him as "arguably Australia's most recognisable colonial artist", not as much by name, as by the extent of works used for historical illustration.
Once more commonly called "the artist of the goldfields", here's a sample of 24 sketches (tinged with gentle humour) from 1852 - that earnt him that nickname - in my recent article: https://coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill_1852_Diggings_and_Diggers_Part_1.htm
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Today is Samuel Thomas Gill's birthday - he'd be 208. I've described him as "arguably Australia's most recognisable colonial artist", not as much by name, as by the extent of works used for historical illustration.
Once more commonly called "the artist of the goldfields", here's a sample of 24 sketches (tinged with gentle humour) from 1852 - that earnt him that nickname - in my recent article: https://coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill_1852_Diggings_and_Diggers_Part_1.htm
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Today is Samuel Thomas Gill's birthday - he'd be 208. I've described him as "arguably Australia's most recognisable colonial artist", not as much by name, as by the extent of works used for historical illustration.
Once more commonly called "the artist of the goldfields", here's a sample of 24 sketches (tinged with gentle humour) from 1852 - that earnt him that nickname - in my recent article: https://coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill_1852_Diggings_and_Diggers_Part_1.htm
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Ever wanted to #demotivate your workers? Make sure they don't work to their full potential? Don't want them to think outside the box, take those logical leaps to achieve things nobody thought possible before?
You would be hard-pressed to find a technique more effective than what Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan just talked about.
Background: for years, #Intel, which had a significant advantage in #lithography process technology (chip making), kept that as a trade secret. Then they made some huge mistakes, and because their internal corporate #culture had degraded, people inside the company were unable to admit errors and correct the mistakes. The result? They fell far behind #TSMC and #Samsung, and were unable to #manufacture competitive chips, and they basically coasted on the strength of their previous dominance - it takes a long time for companies to switch #server product lines from one company to another.
Intel's board finally decided to fix things, and brought back Pat #Gelsinger to turn it around. He did - and started establishing Intel #Foundry, to make Intel's #manufacturing tech available to outside customers. He was about 80% there, when a boardroom coup ousted him, and brought in Tan.
Tan's move (above) is *exactly* what led to Intel's previous culture problems. When #employees are afraid to make mistakes because they'll get fired, they won't take chances. And they won't admit errors, instead trying to paper over them and hide them.
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Ever wanted to #demotivate your workers? Make sure they don't work to their full potential? Don't want them to think outside the box, take those logical leaps to achieve things nobody thought possible before?
You would be hard-pressed to find a technique more effective than what Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan just talked about.
Background: for years, #Intel, which had a significant advantage in #lithography process technology (chip making), kept that as a trade secret. Then they made some huge mistakes, and because their internal corporate #culture had degraded, people inside the company were unable to admit errors and correct the mistakes. The result? They fell far behind #TSMC and #Samsung, and were unable to #manufacture competitive chips, and they basically coasted on the strength of their previous dominance - it takes a long time for companies to switch #server product lines from one company to another.
Intel's board finally decided to fix things, and brought back Pat #Gelsinger to turn it around. He did - and started establishing Intel #Foundry, to make Intel's #manufacturing tech available to outside customers. He was about 80% there, when a boardroom coup ousted him, and brought in Tan.
Tan's move (above) is *exactly* what led to Intel's previous culture problems. When #employees are afraid to make mistakes because they'll get fired, they won't take chances. And they won't admit errors, instead trying to paper over them and hide them.
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Ever wanted to #demotivate your workers? Make sure they don't work to their full potential? Don't want them to think outside the box, take those logical leaps to achieve things nobody thought possible before?
You would be hard-pressed to find a technique more effective than what Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan just talked about.
Background: for years, #Intel, which had a significant advantage in #lithography process technology (chip making), kept that as a trade secret. Then they made some huge mistakes, and because their internal corporate #culture had degraded, people inside the company were unable to admit errors and correct the mistakes. The result? They fell far behind #TSMC and #Samsung, and were unable to #manufacture competitive chips, and they basically coasted on the strength of their previous dominance - it takes a long time for companies to switch #server product lines from one company to another.
Intel's board finally decided to fix things, and brought back Pat #Gelsinger to turn it around. He did - and started establishing Intel #Foundry, to make Intel's #manufacturing tech available to outside customers. He was about 80% there, when a boardroom coup ousted him, and brought in Tan.
Tan's move (above) is *exactly* what led to Intel's previous culture problems. When #employees are afraid to make mistakes because they'll get fired, they won't take chances. And they won't admit errors, instead trying to paper over them and hide them.
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Ever wanted to #demotivate your workers? Make sure they don't work to their full potential? Don't want them to think outside the box, take those logical leaps to achieve things nobody thought possible before?
You would be hard-pressed to find a technique more effective than what Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan just talked about.
Background: for years, #Intel, which had a significant advantage in #lithography process technology (chip making), kept that as a trade secret. Then they made some huge mistakes, and because their internal corporate #culture had degraded, people inside the company were unable to admit errors and correct the mistakes. The result? They fell far behind #TSMC and #Samsung, and were unable to #manufacture competitive chips, and they basically coasted on the strength of their previous dominance - it takes a long time for companies to switch #server product lines from one company to another.
Intel's board finally decided to fix things, and brought back Pat #Gelsinger to turn it around. He did - and started establishing Intel #Foundry, to make Intel's #manufacturing tech available to outside customers. He was about 80% there, when a boardroom coup ousted him, and brought in Tan.
Tan's move (above) is *exactly* what led to Intel's previous culture problems. When #employees are afraid to make mistakes because they'll get fired, they won't take chances. And they won't admit errors, instead trying to paper over them and hide them.
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Ever wanted to #demotivate your workers? Make sure they don't work to their full potential? Don't want them to think outside the box, take those logical leaps to achieve things nobody thought possible before?
You would be hard-pressed to find a technique more effective than what Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan just talked about.
Background: for years, #Intel, which had a significant advantage in #lithography process technology (chip making), kept that as a trade secret. Then they made some huge mistakes, and because their internal corporate #culture had degraded, people inside the company were unable to admit errors and correct the mistakes. The result? They fell far behind #TSMC and #Samsung, and were unable to #manufacture competitive chips, and they basically coasted on the strength of their previous dominance - it takes a long time for companies to switch #server product lines from one company to another.
Intel's board finally decided to fix things, and brought back Pat #Gelsinger to turn it around. He did - and started establishing Intel #Foundry, to make Intel's #manufacturing tech available to outside customers. He was about 80% there, when a boardroom coup ousted him, and brought in Tan.
Tan's move (above) is *exactly* what led to Intel's previous culture problems. When #employees are afraid to make mistakes because they'll get fired, they won't take chances. And they won't admit errors, instead trying to paper over them and hide them.
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Tata Electronics and ASML: India’s 300 mm fab gets its lithography ba…
📖 Reading time: approx. 5 minutes · 850 words · 5,601 characters🔊Listen −1.0×+ ⏹ Stop Tata Electronics and…
#Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #ASML #Dholera #Electronics #External #fab #India #lithography #Ministry #process #semiconductor #Supply #Tata
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ASML signs new customer: what does India’s Tata Electronics do?
ASML will supply machines to Tata Electronics for India’s first chip factory using 300mm wafers, located in the…
#Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #ASML #India #lithography #modi #semiconductors #tataelectronics #TataGroup
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Harry Gottlieb (1895-1992, American)
Old Woman (10/10), 1932
LithographChoose 20 works of art that have stayed with you or influenced you — one painting per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just paintings.
20/20
#blueskyartchallenge #fediartchallenge #art #paintings @artporn @traditional_art #lithography
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Harry Gottlieb (1895-1992, American)
Old Woman (10/10), 1932
LithographChoose 20 works of art that have stayed with you or influenced you — one painting per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just paintings.
20/20
#blueskyartchallenge #fediartchallenge #art #paintings @artporn @traditional_art #lithography
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Harry Gottlieb (1895-1992, American)
Old Woman (10/10), 1932
LithographChoose 20 works of art that have stayed with you or influenced you — one painting per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just paintings.
20/20
#blueskyartchallenge #fediartchallenge #art #paintings @artporn @traditional_art #lithography
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Harry Gottlieb (1895-1992, American)
Old Woman (10/10), 1932
LithographChoose 20 works of art that have stayed with you or influenced you — one painting per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just paintings.
20/20
#blueskyartchallenge #fediartchallenge #art #paintings @artporn @traditional_art #lithography
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Harry Gottlieb (1895-1992, American)
Old Woman (10/10), 1932
LithographChoose 20 works of art that have stayed with you or influenced you — one painting per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just paintings.
20/20
#blueskyartchallenge #fediartchallenge #art #paintings @artporn @traditional_art #lithography
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Ecce Homo No. 3 by Oldřich Kulhánek, 1994 (lithograph print)
#oldrichkulhanek #lithography #etching #art -
Ecce Homo No. 3 by Oldřich Kulhánek, 1994 (lithograph print)
#oldrichkulhanek #lithography #etching #art -
Ecce Homo No. 3 by Oldřich Kulhánek, 1994 (lithograph print)
#oldrichkulhanek #lithography #etching #art -
Ecce Homo No. 3 by Oldřich Kulhánek, 1994 (lithograph print)
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CW: mild nudity, lithograph
Henri Matisse
Large Odalisque in Striped Pantaloons (1925)
Art Institute of Chicago#ArtHistory #ModernArt #MuseumArchive #galleries #glam #lithography
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CW: mild nudity, lithograph
Henri Matisse
Large Odalisque in Striped Pantaloons (1925)
Art Institute of Chicago#ArtHistory #ModernArt #MuseumArchive #galleries #glam #lithography
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CW: mild nudity, lithograph
Henri Matisse
Large Odalisque in Striped Pantaloons (1925)
Art Institute of Chicago#ArtHistory #ModernArt #MuseumArchive #galleries #glam #lithography
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CW: mild nudity, lithograph
Henri Matisse
Large Odalisque in Striped Pantaloons (1925)
Art Institute of Chicago#ArtHistory #ModernArt #MuseumArchive #galleries #glam #lithography
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CW: mild nudity, lithograph
Henri Matisse
Large Odalisque in Striped Pantaloons (1925)
Art Institute of Chicago#ArtHistory #ModernArt #MuseumArchive #galleries #glam #lithography
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A European tech triumph. From almost collapse ASML made a huge bet on Extreme Ultraviolet lithography. Today their main Japanese rivals, Canon and Nikon, have given up. Leaving ASML as the only manufacturer of machines in the world capable of stenciling the transistors onto chips with the precision necessary for todays processors
#ASML #silicon #lithography #eutech
https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-worlds-most-complex-machine/
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A European tech triumph. From almost collapse ASML made a huge bet on Extreme Ultraviolet lithography. Today their main Japanese rivals, Canon and Nikon, have given up. Leaving ASML as the only manufacturer of machines in the world capable of stenciling the transistors onto chips with the precision necessary for todays processors
#ASML #silicon #lithography #eutech
https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-worlds-most-complex-machine/
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A European tech triumph. From almost collapse ASML made a huge bet on Extreme Ultraviolet lithography. Today their main Japanese rivals, Canon and Nikon, have given up. Leaving ASML as the only manufacturer of machines in the world capable of stenciling the transistors onto chips with the precision necessary for todays processors
#ASML #silicon #lithography #eutech
https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-worlds-most-complex-machine/
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A European tech triumph. From almost collapse ASML made a huge bet on Extreme Ultraviolet lithography. Today their main Japanese rivals, Canon and Nikon, have given up. Leaving ASML as the only manufacturer of machines in the world capable of stenciling the transistors onto chips with the precision necessary for todays processors
#ASML #silicon #lithography #eutech
https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-worlds-most-complex-machine/
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5月15日(金)13:00-17:00に、グローバルネット㈱がセミナー『微細化と高精度化を実現する半導体製造の最前線 ～先端リソグラフィと後工程の融合戦略～』を開催。講演4件。東京都千代田区・プラザエフおよびオンライン(Zoom)にて。詳細は https://global-net.co.jp/archives/12640 に。
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The world's most complex machine - By betting on extreme ultraviolet #lithography long before it worked, #ASML became the chokepoint for cutting-edge chips. https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-worlds-most-complex-machine/ #EUV #EUVL
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The world's most complex machine - By betting on extreme ultraviolet #lithography long before it worked, #ASML became the chokepoint for cutting-edge chips. https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-worlds-most-complex-machine/ #EUV #EUVL
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The world's most complex machine - By betting on extreme ultraviolet #lithography long before it worked, #ASML became the chokepoint for cutting-edge chips. https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-worlds-most-complex-machine/ #EUV #EUVL
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The world's most complex machine - By betting on extreme ultraviolet #lithography long before it worked, #ASML became the chokepoint for cutting-edge chips. https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-worlds-most-complex-machine/ #EUV #EUVL
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The world's most complex machine - By betting on extreme ultraviolet #lithography long before it worked, #ASML became the chokepoint for cutting-edge chips. https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-worlds-most-complex-machine/ #EUV #EUVL
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ASML Q1 2026: Sales Hit €8.8B, Raises 2026 Guidance on Strong AI Demand – News and Statistics
Apr 22, 2026 According to a report from Yahoo Finance, semiconductor equipment manufacturer ASML Holding (NASDAQ: ASML) recently…
#Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #ASML #chipmaker #cleanroom #EUV #extremeultraviolet #fabrication #High-NA #lithography #semiconductor #wafer
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ASML Q1 2026: Revenue Up 13%, Raises Full-Year Outlook | Semiconductor Equipment – News and Statistics
Apr 20, 2026 ASML, a semiconductor equipment company, recently reported its first-quarter financial results, according to a source…
#Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #ASML #chipmakers #deepultraviolet #DUV #EUV #extremeultraviolet #lithography #semiconductor #stepper #wafer
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ASML Q1 2026 Results: AI Boom Fuels Record Sales, South Korea Top Market – News and Statistics
Apr 16, 2026 According to a report from Euronews, ASML, the most valuable technology company in Europe, announced…
#Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #ASML #artificialintelligence #chipmaker #DUV #EUV #lithography #memorychips #semiconductor #SouthKorea
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Z2 – Lithographically fabricated IC in a garage fab
https://sam.zeloof.xyz/second-ic/
#HackerNews #Z2 #Lithography #GarageFab #IC #Innovation #Technology #Semiconductor
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3 Bloomberg: That news sent shares of #chip-equipment maker #ASMLHolding to a record high, with its #marketvalue topping $500 billion. #ASML has grown to be Europe’s most valuable company as the only producer of the cutting-edge #lithography machines that #TSMC needs … 🧵