ASML's latest High NA EUV chip machines are set to arrive at the Flemish research institute Imec under a new five-year agreement aimed at developing a pilot line for advanced chip production. This collaboration follows a preliminary intent declared in 2023 and focuses on improving manufacturing processes and sustainability. With Intel already as a prominent customer, the machines facilitate high-volume, efficient production of smaller chips. Significant funding from the Chips Act will support Imec's expansion to accommodate this cutting-edge research.
ASML's newest chip machines will arrive at Imec, where they will develop a pilot line with High NA EUV machines, enhancing chip production.
The agreement with ASML formalizes the collaboration to improve chip production processes and sustainability, vital for future technological advancements.
Intel is the first to purchase the €350 million machines, enabling the production of 30,000 wafers per quarter with remarkable efficiency.
The Chips Act involves a €2.5 billion investment for Imec's expansion, reflecting Europe's commitment to advancing semiconductor technology.
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