Kepler bets HBM can scale without EUV — chip giants are buying in
US startup Kepler Computing emerged from stealth after seven years, disclosing $468 million in funding. The company offers a new way to produce dense HBM memory without EUV lithography, attracting interest from major chipmakers.
- Kepler disclosed $468 million in total funding
- Startup operated in stealth for seven years
- Bet is on producing HBM without EUV lithography
- Major chipmakers show interest in the technology
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