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Eager to establish itself as the world's leading chip manufacturer, Intel is making rapid progress in introducing advanced chip-making machines in its process flow.
The firm revealed earlier today that it had completed the assembly of the "industry's first" high numeric aperture chip-making machine at an R&D center in Oregon.
Intel's announcement follows a press talk given by the firm earlier this week that explained the benefits of using High NA technology to make chips and how the firm aims to use the unique benefits offered by these machines to speed up its fabrication process.
Intel Aims To Put High NA Chipmaking Tools Into Production Next Year Chip manufacturing machines, particularly the advanced equipment used by Intel and the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), are made by just one firm - the Dutch ASML.