➀ Rapidus has received an ASML EUV machine for installation at its IIM-1 foundry in Chitose, Hokkaido; ➁ This marks the first time EUV technology will be used for mass production in Japan; ➂ The TWINSCAN NXE:3800E machine can process 220 wafers an hour; ➃ Rapidus plans to start pilot silicon production at IIM-1 in April 2025 with a single-wafer process.
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