A Russian lithographer that will ensure the production of chips at 130 nm will be created in 2026; in the future, it is planned to reach a topology of 90-65 nm. This was announced by the Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, Anton Alikhanov, at the EEF.
According to him, Russia is one of the few countries that can create its own lithographers. This year, the first industrial sample of a Russian lithographer since Soviet times, operating on a 350 nm topology, has already appeared.
By 2026, a lithographer will be created to work on 130 nm topologies. Lasers for these devices are also being developed domestically. The plan is to announce the next job to reach a topology of 90-65 nm
The development of chip technology in the context of reducing the size of the process technology in nanometers is a key aspect of the evolution of the semiconductor industry. This is due to achieving greater performance, energy efficiency and miniaturization of chips.
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