IBM and Lam Research team up on High NA EUV dry resist to push chip scaling past 1nm
Five-year collaboration targets nanostack devices and backside power delivery at sub-1nm nodes.

Five-year collaboration targets nanostack devices and backside power delivery at sub-1nm nodes.

The collaboration targets high-NA EUV dry resist process integration at IBM’s Albany research facility.

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