File:Ton Willekens wih a lens from ASML.jpg
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English: This is Ton Willekens and Patrick de Laive. Ton is holding a lens from ASML which was once used to manufacture microchips. The lens used to cost 500.000 euros. Todays lenses are 2 meters high and can cost up to 5 million. |
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