Lace Lithography AS welcomes the opportunity to comment on the proposed Regulation COM(2026) 504. EUV lithography today depends on a single global supplier. Chips Act 2.0 rightly recognises equipment explicitly as part of the supply and value chain , but building more fabs in the Union does not fix this single point of failure if those fabs keep depending on the same source for their machinery: there is no…
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Lace Lithography AS
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Lace Lithography AS filed 2 positions between 27 Nov 2025 and 2 Sept 2026, across 1 of the 639 legislative files tracked here.
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The Chips Act I was primarily focused on new devices and downstream applications, utilizing equipment from established suppliers and traditional manufacturing technologies to enable it. This left a gap in the Chips Act I, where companies that create new chip manufacturing and metrology equipment were essentially left out.
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