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Ian Cutress

United Kingdom
As seen in: More Than Moore, TechTech Potato, LinkedIn, Substack, Tom's Hardware, NotebookReview, HR.com, Philosophy, Science & Religion
Consultant, Chief Analyst, Influencer. Substack: www.more-moore.com (@MoreThanMoore2x) Youtube: www.techtechpotato.com (@TechTechPotato)
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Intel Starts Shipping High-NA EUV Silicon

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By Ian Cutress
| More Than Moore
In April 2024 I pulled on a bunny suit at Intel’s D1X fab in Hillsboro, Oregon, and stood a few feet from a machine the size of a bus and worth a small nation state. Intel Fellow Mark Phillips explained this was ASML’s first High-NA EUV scanner, 165 tons of it. Installation had just wrapped and calibration had begun, but realistically still another few months before test wafers could be run.
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Q&A with Micron’s VP and GM of Memory

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By Ian Cutress
| More Than Moore
Memory is one of the foundational technologies behind every major compute transition, and right now it is more visible than it has been in years. As AI infrastructure expands across training, inference, and large scale cloud deployments, demand for high performance DRAM and storage has moved sharply up the industry agenda.
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IBM’s Announces 0.7nm Process Node, Introduces NanoStack

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By Ian Cutress
| More Than Moore
This is one of our classic deep dives here at More Than Moore that we’ve made free for all our readers. If you find this work useful, please consider subscribing to the substack at any level you feel comfortable and sharing the content. Or if you prefer video, you can find our podcast and other videos over at our YouTube channel.
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