Computational lithography: Driving nanometer precision in microchip manufacturing | ASML

What does it take to print billions of transistors with nanometer precision?

It's a joint effort, one that brings together both hardware and software to produce the microscopic circuitry for today’s advanced microchips.

Our computational lithography software is powered by physical models and algorithms enabled by cutting-edge machine learning and data science techniques. From early design to high-volume manufacturing, it lets us use our unique knowledge about the inner workings of lithography systems to optimize the chip patterning process. Layer by layer, chip by chip, wafer by wafer, computational lithography is enabling chipmakers to push microchip technology to new limits.

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[RelativeRelativiness]

I'll definitely choose ASML over the competitors next time I'm buying lithography gear!

[AA-rcuy]

Never seen a advertisement for 500M$ machine, I wonder who needs see ads to make a decision lol

[jannsander]

ASML must be the least known company per unit of importantness for the modern world!

[tsukareruru]

It's genuinely crazy how humans managed to make rocks do work. This is as sci-fi as it gets irl

[SandboChang]

Thanks youtube for pushing this ad to such a potential buyer like me

[ortana-v]

These animations with the sound design wow

[KogureDevilchan]

Shout out to whoever did the editing, renders, 3d models, and animations! the mvps.

[nerfRitesh]

Told my wife we're buying one of these. She's super excited!!!

[HarukiYamamoto]

Added to cart. Will need to watch several review videos before making the decision to make this purchase.

[dinarwali]

Excellent, operating at the very limits of physics.

[andreas]

ASML, the most important (and least known) company of the world! 😊

[etmusic]

when the marketing department has an infinite budget 😊

[hijack]

This thing literally prints billions of transistors that are few nano meters in size which is absolutely mind blowing

[thomas]

As a teenager working in an "old-school" print shop dealing with lithography on a simple scale I had no idea how influential this technology would become in shaping our modern world. As a long-time aspiring computer scientist (30+ years of practice has taught me just how little I've scratched the surface) I've been enamored at how the chips that power my work come into being. As an aspiring investor, rooting for the success of ASML, and indeed team humanity in general.

[bhekimpilopowersithole]

The greatest blessing in my Life, was becoming part of ASML.

[notKhalid]

real "innovation" happens here, not at apple, i'm so glad i'm invested.

[OmDahake]

This type of technology really shows how far humanity has come

[a]

Thanks ASML, my kids will be so excited to find one of these under the Christmas tree this year!

[swarupkumar]

Shall I buy the current version or wait for the next version releasing on spring next year?

[kombosto]

Ok this ad convinced me, give me two Of this!