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Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have unveiled a new approach to chipmaking that uses lasers with a 6.5nm ~ 6.7nm wavelength — also known as Soft X-rays — that could increase the resolution of lithography tools to 5nm and below, reports Cosmos, citing a paper published in Nature.
The scientists call their method ‘beyond-EUV’ — suggesting that their technology could replace industry-standard EUV lithography — but the researchers admit they are currently years away from building even…
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Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have unveiled a new approach to chipmaking that uses lasers with a 6.5nm ~ 6.7nm wavelength — also known as Soft X-rays — that could increase the resolution of lithography tools to 5nm and below, reports Cosmos, citing a paper published in Nature.
The scientists call their method ‘beyond-EUV’ — suggesting that their technology could replace industry-standard EUV lithography — but the researchers admit they are currently years away from building even…
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