Samsung and TSMC have committed to purchasing the new generation lithography machines from ASML to address the shortage of AI-driven chips.

In response to the growing demand for high-performance semiconductors in the field of artificial intelligence, global chip manufacturing giants Samsung and TSMC have officially committed to purchasing ASML’s latest generation of high-aperture extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines. ASML stated that its new equipment has been significantly optimized in terms of performance and cost, aiming to help these two wafer factories improve the manufacturing yield of advanced process chips and expand their production capacity. This collaboration is seen as an important breakthrough for the semiconductor supply chain to address the supply-demand imbalance under the AI trend; details about the technology and specific delivery plans are expected to be disclosed in subsequent announcements.