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22 ASML in Veldhoven is the only company on Earth that can build extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, and each one contains a mirror so perfectly polished that if you scaled it up to the size of Germany, its tallest bump would be less than a millimetre high

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Canal Letter @ Silicon Canals 1 place · today 01:31 EDT

ASML in Veldhoven is the only company on Earth that can build extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, and each one contains a mirror so perfectly polished that if you scaled it up to the size of Germany, its tallest bump would be less than a millimetre high

ASML in Veldhoven is the only company on Earth that can build extreme ultraviolet lithography machines. Inside each one are mirrors so smooth that, scaled to the size of Germany, their tallest bump would sit under a millimetre high — and every leading-edge chip on the planet has passed under their light.

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