[maxalbarello]

For anyone interested in the topic I highly recommend this Veritasium video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiUHjLxm3V0

[jasode]

The Veritasium video is good but their "newscast" style with constant back-and-forth cuts to talking heads can make the presentation a bit disjointed.

The more straightforward video of ASML EUV is from Branch Education: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2482h_TNwg

Because that vid gives an overview of the whole machine, it gives context to what each scientist is talking about in the Veritasium interviews.

[maxalbarello]

Thank you! The video you recommended definitely goes more in depth. I still like Veritasium's style more but it's just personal preference ofc

[alfiedotwtf]

Yeah… when I’m eating breakfast, a lecture is not what I’m after. I watched that Veritasium video a while back and was glued to it. Any other presentation style and I probably would have completely skipped it (thinking I’ll watch it another time knowing I would never go back to it).

[Isamu]

I recommend the Asianometry channel, he has a good series of videos about ASML, TSMC, chip fab supply chain, the Japan photo resist monopoly, etc

https://m.youtube.com/c/Asianometry/videos?ra=m

[ozarkerD]

Asianometry is fantastic

[Zealotux]

Great video and I think the only way to truly grasp the complexity of EUV lithography as a layman.