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AMAT New Etch Tech Advances Moore's Law
AMAT continues to advance etch. Any opinions or views on this wanted and welcome, especially if this is a high impact technology or just another step.
Disruptive etch technology shapes features with the atomic-level precision required to advance Moore’s Law Extreme selectivity process removes unwanted material without damaging increasingly delicate structures In production at leading chipmakers for advanced FinFET and memory Applied Materials Revolutionizes Etch With Breakthrough Selective Materials Technology - Yahoo Finance
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Does AMAT give any examples to justify this claim, or is it marketing hype?
wfmarx, Thanks for the input
I believe the TEL Certas tool competes with this.
Scotten, do you by any chance have a link on this?
Scotten, do you by any chance have a link on this?
Just Google TEL Certas
