ASML will launch its new high lithography machine, allowing smaller and more powerful chips. Intel will be the first to ...

ASML’s strong moat is challenged by potential competitors and geopolitical risks. Read why ASML stock’s premium valuation may ...

Artificial intelligence, automation and robotics are disrupting virtually every industry. In recent years, the world has gotten a firsthand look at remarkable advances in AI technology, including ...

Without ASML’s machines, companies like TSMC, Intel, and Samsung would struggle to push ... determination to push forward was stronger than anticipated. The €37 billion photolithography investment is ...

The Japanese company supplies photoresists – fundamental materials related to photolithography – for ASML Holding’s extreme ultraviolet light lithography machines, equipment now deemed ...

"Capex for large spenders TSMC, Intel, and Samsung already tells you enough," said Degroof Petercam analyst Michael Roeg, who said he was okay with ASML's decision despite initially viewing it as ...

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The global semiconductor race has just reached a new level of intensity. China, long seen as a technology follower, is making a bold move to rewrite the rules of the industry. With a €37 billion ...

ASML has a monopoly on the lithography machines that help the world’s largest semiconductor companies produce the advanced chips that power everything from Apple’s iPhones to Nvidia’s AI ...

ASML's biggest customer, TSMC, manufactures most chips designed by Nvidia and the software firms. ASML reported fourth quarter net income of 2.7 billion euros on sales of 9.3 billion euros.

Coles covers the Technology sector, focusing on stocks such as TSMC, Infineon Technologies ... and based in the Netherlands, ASML is a leading manufacturer of photolithography systems used in ...

It will take China years to catch up with ASML Holding NV’s chipmaking technology, according to a senior executive at the Dutch firm. “Never say never,” Chief Financial Officer Roger Dassen ...