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If you read the article, the $1B is not to go the fab itself (there's another, much larger pot of money for that); instead, it's for ancillary developments of "
by biggieshellz 5y ago
If you read the article, the $1B is not to go the fab itself (there's another, much larger pot of money for that); instead, it's for ancillary developments of "disruptive technologies for the foundry ecosystem."
- foobarian 5y agoBasically build up an ecosystem capable of delivering another ASML. Why not?
- xvilka 5y agoTo be honest, ASML is "just" an integrator. Parts of these machines are produced all over the world and where real innovation is necessary.
- jabl 5y agoThey way I read it it's about enabling fabless semi companies to use Intel fabs, and providing Intel tech for designing high end SoC's like TSV's and whatnot.