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Skilled hardware technicians for such tools (some from ASML) have a sciences/maths background (no, javascript/c++ coder without such background does not cut it and where did you see "highly skilled" here??).

They need a lot of "training", so, if there is no long term outcome... that's going to be tough.



Are the skills even transferable or are there so few companies that do this is a one company job


If I recall well a documentary about ASML, each photolitography tool has such trained individual attributed during its whole life time. And that was for "simple" DUV tools (immersion photolitography).

So for the EUV-HighNA tools...




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