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TSMC and ASML Brace for Economic Headwinds: What the Latest Outlooks Reveal

1 month ago

As the technology sector navigates a turbulent landscape marked by tariffs and a slowdown in artificial intelligence investments, two giants in the semiconductor industry are gearing up to share their forecasts. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and ASML Holding, a leading supplier of photolithography equipment, are set to disclose their outlooks in the coming days. Analysts and investors alike are keenly awaiting these updates, as they offer crucial insights into the ongoing challenges facing this critical industry.

ASML Surpasses Order Expectations Amid Rising Concerns Over Deepseek's AI Technology

4 months ago

ASML Holding N.V., a prominent supplier of photolithography equipment for the semiconductor industry, has recently reported a surge in orders that exceeded analysts' expectations. This positive development comes as the industry navigates growing apprehensions concerning the advanced artificial intelligence capabilities of its competitor, Deepseek.

Ex-ASML Employee Accused of Trade Secret Theft in FBI Investigation

6 months ago

In a startling development that could have significant implications for the semiconductor industry, an ex-employee of ASML, a leading supplier of advanced semiconductor manufacturing equipment, has come under investigation by the FBI for allegedly stealing trade secrets. The accusation raises concerns about the safeguarding of proprietary technology and the competitive dynamics in the high-stakes world of chip production.

ASML’s CEO Warns of Intensifying US Pressure for Enhanced Restrictions on China

7 months ago

ASML Holding NV, the prominent Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer, is facing growing pressures from the United States to implement stricter export controls regarding China. BMW's CEO, Peter Wennink, expressed concerns over these rising tensions during a recent conference. According to Wennink, the subsequent regulations developed by the United States could further tighten control over the global semiconductor market and its intricate supply chains.