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DESCRIPTION:ASML builds the lithography machines that enable the world’s 
 most advanced microchips. For our newest DUV systems\, Julia has become pa
 rt of the control software stack—directly participating in algorithms th
 at influence wafer quality and overall system performance.\n\nAt JuliaCon 
 2025 we shared our early exploration and our intention to use Julia in pro
 duction. One year later\, we are excited to report concrete results: we su
 ccessfully exposed wafers on a prototype machine using a Julia library bui
 lt with juliac/PackageCompiler\, and the performance\, stability\, and dev
 eloper experience were all very promising.\n\nIn this talk\, we will share
  how we designed\, optimized\, and deployed time‑critical Julia code in 
 an environment where algorithms must complete within strict millisecond‑
 level deadlines\, remain predictable\, and integrate with a large\, safety
 ‑critical control system written in multiple languages.\n\nWe will highl
 ight the architecture patterns we adopted\, the trade‑offs we had to mak
 e\, and a collection of “unexpected lessons” from working with Julia i
 n a real industrial setting.
DTSTAMP:20260502T111618Z
LOCATION:Room 5
SUMMARY:How We Made Julia Make Microchips - Yury Nuzhdin\, Jorge Alberto Vi
 eyra Salas
URL:https://pretalx.com/juliacon-2026/talk/YNFSLT/
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