Does DRAM Need EUV? – Site License

Description

While Samsung argues that EUV is necessary to cost-effectively produce today’s DRAMs, Micron plans to postpone its use of EUV until 2024.  Meanwhile, SK hynix is experimenting with the technology on its most advanced process node.  This Objective Analysis Brief examines the reasons that each company is following a different path.  Although we can’t predict which is the best direction, it is not difficult to see that Micron and Samsung are in better positions than SK hynix, and that ASML will thrive no matter which side wins.

This four-page Brief uses a photo and two explanatory graphics to help explain the technology and the need.

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