Some past discussion suggested there was an opportunity for very low volume production at much lower cost because the method doesn't use masks.
My main issue is semiconductor lines are fragile beasts that need constant tinkering. So if the system requires full time staff to keep running, that’s going to be really expensive.
500 VU19P will cost less than 5 million.
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If it’s not finFET then a non production mask set is much less than $50 million in 2023.
Also, keep in mind maskless lithography has been used commercially for roughly ten years now. And it’s been in Universities for significantly longer.