1. ASML developed a $380 million advanced chipmaking machine requiring specialized transportation; 2. The machine's massive size necessitates Boeing 747 aircraft for global delivery; 3. This innovation addresses semiconductor industry demands for more powerful chips through extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography technology.
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