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The demand helped push Lasertec’s bookings to a record 112.9 billion yen ($1 billion) in the period, a number the company forecasts will climb another 42% this year.</p>\n<p>The EUV process unlocks today’s smallest-scale designs, enabling more powerful and efficient microprocessors, referred to as logic chips in the industry. Yokohama-based Lasertec spent years developing equipment for it and has seen its share price rocket up more than 1,000% since early 2019 as EUV adoption by manufacturers like Samsung Electronics Co. and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. took off. It now forecasts a sixth straight year of record revenue and profit thanks to demand for advanced manufacturing from the likes of Apple Inc., whose latest iPhones and iPads are powered by EUV designs.</p>\n<p>DRAM is a type of computer memory used to perform operations that doesn’t hold data after the power is switched off. 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Chipmakers buy these to minimize mask flaws and thus improve production yields and profitability.</p>\n<p>Logic foundries are likely to remain the company’s biggest customers because of how the chips are made, Okabayashi said. DRAM manufacturing requires just a handful of masks, because the integrated circuit layout is simpler and there are only a few types of the final product, he said. Logic chips are vastly more diverse, with companies like Apple and Alphabet Inc.’s Google increasingly building bespoke chips for their consumer hardware. Production at 5nm uses more than 10 masks and the next-generation 3nm semiconductors require more than 20.</p>\n<p>Lasertec has struggled to keep up with demand. Order backlog ballooned to a record 135.8 billion yen last fiscal year and is expected to grow 57% in the current period. The company has managed to reduce lead times for some machines from one year to as little as 3 months by stocking up on parts ahead of the actual orders. 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The demand helped push Lasertec’s bookings to a record 112.9 billion yen ($1 billion) in the period, a number the company forecasts will climb another 42% this year.\nThe EUV process unlocks today’s smallest-scale designs, enabling more powerful and efficient microprocessors, referred to as logic chips in the industry. Yokohama-based Lasertec spent years developing equipment for it and has seen its share price rocket up more than 1,000% since early 2019 as EUV adoption by manufacturers like Samsung Electronics Co. and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. took off. It now forecasts a sixth straight year of record revenue and profit thanks to demand for advanced manufacturing from the likes of Apple Inc., whose latest iPhones and iPads are powered by EUV designs.\nDRAM is a type of computer memory used to perform operations that doesn’t hold data after the power is switched off. 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