ASML responds to DUV lithography machine export approval issues: only some models are restricted

News on July 1, according to the editor’s understanding, ASML, the leader of lithography machines, recently responded to questions about the export approval of its DUV lithography machines and further clarified relevant regulations and timetables.

According to ASML’s statement, the export control regulations only apply to some of the latest models of DUV lithography machines, especially TWINSCAN NXT:2000i and its subsequent immersion lithography systems. EUV lithography machines have been restricted before, and the shipment of other types of lithography machines has not been controlled.

#ASML emphasized that this control regulation will officially take effect on September 1, and the company has actively submitted license applications to relevant departments to ensure the normal conduct of business. Therefore, DUV lithography machines shipped before September 1 will not be affected. TWINSCAN, which the industry had previously speculated NXT:1980Di models will not be affected either.

Senior managers in the semiconductor industry have said that only through joint efforts can a completely independent industry chain be built. They stressed that achieving this goal would be extremely difficult, if not impossible.

This time ASML’s response to the issue of export approval of DUV lithography machines has attracted widespread attention. It is hoped that ASML can successfully obtain relevant licenses to ensure the stable development of the industry. The industry has been paying close attention to the progress of license applications.

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