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Dutch gov't to invest $2.7 billion to keep ASML in the Netherlands - roads, trains and education included in package
By Anton Shilov published
The Dutch government has committed €2.5 billion ($2.7 billion) to enhance infrastructure, education, and housing in the Eindhoven region, where ASML is based.

China's president says it doesn't need ASML — tells Dutch PM it will continue with advanced technological progress regardless
By Anton Shilov published
China's President Xi Jinping still wants the Netherlands to stop following American export restrictions, but he also said that continuing to do so would not stop the nation's progress.

ASML delivers cutting-edge new chipmaking tool
By Anton Shilov published
ASML's Twinscan NXE:3800E speeds up wafer processing to up to 220 wafers per hour and can enable 2nm and thinner process nodes.

Samsung rep says High-NA EUV is good for logic, but might have cost issues for memory fabrication
By Anton Shilov published
Samsung shares its views on High-NA EIV costs, while other companies present more bullish views.

Semiconductor group says China chipmaking sanctions should be the 'last resort,' cautions EU against further restrictions
By Anton Shilov published
SEMI Europe calls for clear and unified export control rules, international partnerships, simplified investments and ongoing dialog with European legislators.

ASML may be looking to leave the Netherlands — but the Dutch government is desperate to keep it there: Report
By Anton Shilov published
The Dutch government is working on a plan to prevent ASML from leaving the country.

Intel shares biggest unboxing video ever as ASML’s $380 million High-NA lithography machine is installed in Oregon fab
By Anton Shilov published
Intel posts video showing the arrival and installation of its cutting-edge High-NA lithography machine.

Intel and ASML achieve 'First Light' milestone with world's most advanced chipmaking tool
By Anton Shilov published
ASML and Intel achieve first light on wafer milestone with ASML's Twinscan EXE:5000 lithography system for the first time.

Dutch government minister talks about China's military advantage — May point to stricter sanctions in the future
By Anton Shilov published
Dutch government continues to grant ASML export license to ship litho tools to Chinese customers, but raises concerns about military and economic risks.
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