Intel's High-NA EUV Production Progress Revealed
firstadopter · x · 2026-07-17
The core information cited is that Intel and ASML's High-NA EUV process has achieved dual certification in Oregon, with yields matching standard EUV tools. This means some laptop chips manufactured using the High-NA process are already heading to customers.
The focus here isn't just test chips, but a reversal in Intel's process migration pace: previously left behind in the 10nm/EUV era due to caution, Intel is now leading while TSMC waits. For those tracking advanced processes and AI compute supply, this signals that a new wave of lithography equipment and capacity ramp-ups is materializing.
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