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To: who wrote ()6/6/2000 12:01:00 PM
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Lithography growth forecasts for our "archive".

Market forecasts of lithography tool shipments by Dataquest bear out this slow transition. Even sales of i-line tools will continue to outsell 193-nm scanners until 2004, the market researcher predicts, and shipments of 248-nm systems will continue to make up half of the lithography market through 2004.

Only 24 of the 193-nm tools will ship this year, Dataquest predicts. This modest number will grow to 54 units in 2001, 84 in 2002, 167 in 2003, and 307 in 2004, it says. This rate will run far below the production rates of 248-nm tools. The market researcher expects 632 of these systems will be shipped this year, 859 in 2001, 913 in 2002, 792 in 2003 and 720 in 2004.



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