Vadim Banine

La3net 18 November 2014

Faster, smaller, greener

Chips are everywhere

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It’s hard to imagine a world without chips 22 January 2014

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More than 180 billion chips are made every year 22 January 2014

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Data: WSTS

In 2012, 185 billion chips

were produced — 27 for

every man, woman and

child on the planet.

Global semiconductor

industry sales were about

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Vision of Moore … and further replication 19 July 2012

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Department of Applied Physics PAGE 5

26-11-2014

The demise of Moore’s law? 19 July 2012

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60-s

First law of Arthur C. Clarke 19 July 2012

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When a distinguished but elderly scientist

states that something is possible, he is almost

certainly right. When he states that something

is impossible, he is very probably wrong.

From connecting cities to connecting smart things 19 July 2012

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~ 40000 cities WW

~1 Billion households

~ 6 Billion People

~ 50 Billion things (2020)

“One day there will be a telephone in every major city in the USA” A.G. Bell

Power efficiency: additional driver to Moore’s law 19 July 2012

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Department of Applied Physics

Koomey’s-Moore’s law

Introducing lithography

22 January 2014

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ASML makes the machines for making those chips 22 January 2014

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• Lithography is the critical

tool for producing chips

• All of the world’s top chip

makers are our customers

• 2013 sales: €5.2 bln

• Payroll: about 10,400 FTEs

Lithography machine 19 July 2012

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http://www.dshed.net/digitised/neighbourhood/resources/pfv/making_bw_print.html

Enlarger

From ASML open presentations

6 mirror projection lens

Reflective 4x reduction 6” reticle

13.5 nm light source

Vacuum environment

Film

The place of lithography in semiconductor process

19 July 2012

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Key to Moore’s Law: Making smaller transistors 22 January 2014

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The first integrated circuit on

silicon, on a wafer the size of

a fingernail (Fairchild Semiconductor, 1959)

Today: More than a

billion transistors on

the same area (Intel, 2012)

Transistor length has

shrunk by a million

How do we do it?

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Defining equation of the optical lithography

19 July 2012

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Rayleigh

436 nm (aka g-line)

365 nm(aka i-line)

248 nm(aka KrF)

193 nm (aka ArF)

13.5 nm (aka EUV)

High R&D spending to sustain technology leadership

1980s:

1990s:

R&D: 50 mln €

PAS 2000/5000

PAS 5500

R&D: 400 mln €

2000s:

TWINSCAN

R&D: 1500 mln €

2010s:

NXE EUV

R&D: 2000 mln €

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EUVL Imaging: magic inside 19 July 2012

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Optical elements: pushing atoms

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Multi-layer magic 19 July 2012

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Introducing ASML

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Founded in 1984 as a spin-off from Philips 22 January 2014

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3,000 employees

Source: ASML Q2 2014

Over 70 sales and service offices located worldwide

8,500 employees

2,300 employees

16 April 2014

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A global presence

A global presence 22 January 2014

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Veldhoven

Wilton (CT)

Chandler (AZ)

Korea

Taiwan

San Diego(CA)

Company

2013 semi capex

(estimate, $M)

Intel 10,500

TSMC Group 9,750

Samsung 9,500

GlobalFoundries 4,000

SK Hynix 2,730

Toshiba (incl. SanDisk) 2,580

Micron Technology 1,800

United Microelectronics Group 1,500

SMIC 805

Infineon 640

Sony 617

STMicroelectronics 500

A market of 12 large ASML customers

For the 10th consecutive year, top five of VLSI’s “Best Wafer

Processing” suppliers ‘Good Partner’ Award

Preferred

Quality Supplier Award

Technology

Collaboration Award

Source: Gartner, Q4 2013

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Vision, Mission, Strategy

Vision: ASML makes possible affordable microelectronics that improve the quality of life.

Mission: 1. ASML invents and develops complex technology for high-tech lithography

machines for the semiconductor industry.

2. ASML's guiding principle is continuing Moore's Law towards ever smaller, cheaper,

more powerful and energy-efficient semiconductors that drive our customers'

competitiveness.

Strategy: 1. Our success is based on three pillars: technology leadership, combined with

Customer and Supplier intimacy, high efficient processes and Entrepreneurial

people.

2. We operate in a safe environment where we care for people, planet and our local

communities.

3. Our company is an inspiring place where employees work, meet, learn and share.

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ASML and employees

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Great people in an integrated supply chain

~ 11,000 payroll employees

~ 2,800 flex

R&D:

~ 3,900 payroll

~ 1,500 flex

>600

PhD/Dr.

Supplier and technology network:

32,000 people

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Our people are the key to our success

Their workspace

ASML nominated as Best Employer in NL

ASML’s first entry in Top 100 employers resulted in Top 25* position

Good result and a lot to gain!

* based on high me@asml scores

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Strong team with active social agenda Public

Art Route

EUV transport

Family event

Hockey Clinic

ASML Vitality

Volunteer Day

Extra information

• Job application: www.asml.com/careers

• This also concerns Internships & Traineeships

• ASML offers PhD positions via Universities

• Master class

• Vadim.banine@asml.com

19 July 2012

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