The whole “exploding tiny drops of metal” in the middle of this is just Loony Toons. This machine is literally insane and two of the companies I am long-long on would be completely fucked without it.

Or this video, which came out before Veritasium's

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2482h_TNwg

Asianometry has half a dozen or so videos of you want some really deep dives on the tech and industry (with sources, since we’re on HN)

The thing I didn't understand after watching that video was why you need such an exotic solution to produce EUV light. We can make lights no problem in the visible spectrum, we can make xray machines easily enough that every doctors office can afford one, what is it specifically about those wavelengths that are so tricky.

Here's your link without the surveillance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiUHjLxm3V0

Okay this is weird.

> The key advancements in Monday's disclosure involved doubling the number of tin drops to about 100,000 every second, and shaping them into plasma using two smaller laser bursts, as opposed to today's machines that use a single shaping burst.

This is covered in that video. Did they let him leak their Q1 plans?