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Manufactures lithography machines for microchips
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ASML operates in the semiconductor industry by providing machines that help chipmakers mass produce microchips. Their primary technology involves lithography systems that utilize ultraviolet light to etch billions of tiny structures onto silicon wafers, which are essential for creating microchips. This process allows chipmakers to produce smaller, faster, and more powerful chips. ASML distinguishes itself from competitors through its focus on pushing technological boundaries and offering a comprehensive range of hardware, software, and services tailored to the needs of chip manufacturers. The company's goal is to enable advancements in microchip technology, supporting the growth of the semiconductor industry and fostering innovation across various sectors.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Veldhoven, Netherlands
Founded
1984
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In the 1990s, ASML introduced its breakthrough platform, the PAS 5500 lithography system.
In December 2023, ASML and Samsung announced a joint investment of 1 trillion won (approximately $760 million) to build a research and development facility in South Korea.
ASML is recognized globally as a leader in Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) lithography, a critical process for manufacturing the smallest and most powerful chips.
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