I already said 2001 to 2010 is the golden period.
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They've had the SSA600 since 2012. Couldn't find the Wayback Machine any older. To your point, your One Weird Tricks^TM were already being implemented.I already said 2001 to 2010 is the golden period.
90nm came out 2003They've had the SSA600 since 2012. Couldn't find the Wayback Machine any older. To your point, your One Weird Tricks^TM were already being implemented.
which is SSA600 good for came out in 2016 which is more than 10 years later.
Too much time has passed.
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The SSA600 (ArF dry) came sometime on or before 2013 in China. And yes, China in 2003 should have just magically caught up to the technological frontier. Because you can just wish technology into existence. Tmrw at work, I'm going to wish for a magical BCI that can read briefs and teleport them into my brain and *poof I'll come into existence*90nm came out 2003
which is SSA600 good for came out in 2016 which is more than 10 years later.
Too much time has passed.
It wasn't until 1999 when China surpassed Sub-Saharan Africa in GDP per capita. In what universe do you expect China to go head to head with advanced countries like America in the bleeding edge of semiconductors?90nm came out 2003
which is SSA600 good for came out in 2016 which is more than 10 years later.
Too much time has passed.
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Chinese space and military already paced the way for commercial
Chinese EUV prototype came out in 2017 because Changchun institute already involved in military laser field in relationship to its DPP EUV. And its satellite surveillance mirror is similar to EUV mirror. The foundation already there in military.
Who told you it came out in 2013?The SSA600 (ArF dry) came sometime on or before 2013 in China. And yes, China in 2003 should have just magically caught up to the technological frontier. Because you can just wish technology into existence. Tmrw at work, I'm going to wish for a magical BCI that can read briefs and teleport them into my brain and *poof I'll come into existence*
Chinese space and military already paced the way for commercial
Chinese EUV prototype came out in 2017 because Changchun institute already involved in military laser field in relationship to its DPP EUV. And its satellite surveillance mirror is similar to EUV mirror. The foundation already there in military.
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We have an archived version of the SMEE website from 2013 that mentions the SSA600 being for sale.t
Who told you it came out in 2013?
Chinese space and military already paced the way for commercial
Chinese EUV prototype came out in 2017 because Changchun institute already involved in military laser field in relationship to its DPP EUV. And its satellite surveillance mirror is similar to EUV mirror. The foundation already there in military.
That model of SSA600 is not for 90nmWe have an archived version of the SMEE website from 2013 that mentions the SSA600 being for sale.
China started to have a lot of money in 2001 joining WTO
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One more post and then I'm done since I want to enjoy my evening.That model of SSA600 is not for 90nm
China started to have a lot of money in 2001 joining WTO
1) Your moving the goalpost. Your question of when will China get g-line, i-line, KrF dry and ArF dry has been definitely answered. Sometime on or before 2013.
2) China's GDP in 2001 was less than that of the Netherlands
That's not my question.One more post and then I'm done since I want to enjoy my evening.
1) Your moving the goalpost. Your question of when will China get g-line, i-line, KrF dry and ArF dry has been definitely answered. Sometime on or before 2013.
2) China's GDP in 2001 was less than that of the Netherlands
Reread my post
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