A major technology company is taking on a coordinating role in manufacturing critical components for deep ultraviolet (DUV) lithography machines, a key step in bypassing potential export restrictions. The arrangement involves assembling parts from multiple suppliers to ensure production continues despite tightened controls on advanced semiconductor equipment. Industry experts suggest this approach could help maintain supply chains for high-tech manufacturing amid growing geopolitical tensions. The move highlights how companies are adapting to navigate regulatory challenges in the semiconductor sector.
Tech giant plays ‘project management’ role to build components needed for DUV machines and avoid export controls
