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ASML Executive Says Europe’s Biggest Firm Has No Sales in Europe
Source: Bloomberg
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ASML said it is not selling any chipmaking equipment in Europe, warning that the region risks falling behind the US, China and India in semiconductor capacity development. The comments highlight Europe’s lack of domestic chip-industry investment relative to major global competitors and reinforce strategic supply-chain and technology-sovereignty concerns.
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