US EditionLace Lithography uses atoms to go beyond EUVL
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Lace Lithography uses atoms to go beyond EUVL
Lace Lithography AS (Bergen, Norway) is developing a form of lithography that uses atoms fired at a surface to define features at resolutions beyond what is possible using extreme ultraviolet lithography. What Lace Litho calls BEUV can theoretically achieve finer features supporting the continued miniaturization of transistors and extending Moore’s Law. The company was co-founded […] The post Lace Lithography uses atoms to go beyond EUVL appeare…
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