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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2025 · 48 MIN

Bits&Chips talks to ASML's Ale Sytsma (Dutch)

from Bits&Chips · host René Raaijmakers

Ale Sytsma is one of the last three ASML employees with a Philips background who will retire this year. He installed the first PAS 2000 waferstepper at the very first customer, IBM in Burlington (US). In this interview (in Dutch), he talks about the early days of stepper development at Philips and ASML and his adventures at Big Blue.https://bits-chips.com/

Ale Sytsma is one of the last three ASML employees with a Philips background who will retire this year. He installed the first PAS 2000 waferstepper at the very first customer, IBM in Burlington (US). In this interview (in Dutch), he talks about the early days of stepper development at Philips and ASML and his adventures at Big Blue. https://bits-chips.com/

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