I spent the final two decades of my career in automation.
(I spent the first ten trying valiantly to sell against Allen Bradley.)
My last stop was in Irvine.
7 application engineers for 7 different product lines.
Allen Bradley (a Rockwell Automation acquisition) was always more expensive.
Allen Bradley was used in almost every plant.
The parallel is scary.
The sharp ones know that it is Total Cost of Operation not purchase price.
I, in effect, lived the Cymer story.
With EUV and TCZ, it is a beautiful story.
Next few years a no brainer.