ASML confirmed on July 15 that Intel Foundry shipped the first high-volume logic product made with High-NA EUV lithography for Panther Lake. The milestone advances commercial readiness of the technology while ASML prepares TSMC and Samsung for wider adoption.
This marks the first commercial readiness of ASML's most advanced lithography system in high-volume logic production.
Intel's Panther Lake chips now incorporate this capability in production volumes.
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