Intel orders ASML system for well over $470 million

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In quest for chipmaking edge.

Intel orders ASML system for well over $470 million
Intel has placed the first order with ASML for a new, advanced chipmaking tool that will cost "significantly" more than US$340 million (A$470 million), as semiconductor manufacturers look to get ahead in a booming industry. Alongside better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings, ASML ...

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