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Dutch group’s orders fall short amid industry slowdown
The Dutch group holds an unassailable market position
After coming up against the limits of physics, scientists are rethinking chip architecture like never before
Group of 11 pharma, tech and luxury shares echoes US dominance of ‘Magnificent Seven’
Tech companies have a near-insatiable appetite for chips — and that is only set to grow as the demands of AI software swell
SMIC and Huawei plan to make new 5nm processor, supporting Beijing’s goal for advanced semiconductors
Not all makers of semiconductors are created equal, though
Dutch chip company appoints Christophe Fouquet as successor
Second-quarter results show the Dutch high-tech group is doing disturbingly well
The Netherlands seeks to align with US and Japan as introduction of licence tightens controls from September
Top equipment maker sources globally while keeping most production in Netherlands
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
For decades, ever-tinier semiconductors have allowed huge leaps in computing progress. Not for much longer, warn experts
Trade minister denies pressure from Washington to restrict Beijing’s use of advanced technology
Netherlands’ exports curbs would have dire consequences for Chinese chip businesses
Move affects ‘most advanced’ semiconductor tech after concerns on use in weaponry
US-led export restrictions have raised stakes for tech group’s security efforts, says Peter Wennink
Dutch group with crucial role in global chip supply chain says export controls may have been violated
The home of semiconductor group ASML has transformed itself since suffering industrial decline in the 1990s
China is vital market for lower-tech chip machinery makers such as Nikon and Tokyo Electron
Semiconductor manufacturer fears impact of escalating US-China tech war
The Dutch chip gear supplier cannot diverge from broader market forces forever
Dutch company unfazed by restrictions as it reports stronger than expected earnings
Dutch lithography equipment manufacturer benefits from worldwide demand for computer chips
Intel admits expansion to be restricted as it works with ASML to boost capacity
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