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A Dutch court on Thursday sentenced a former employee of semiconductor firms ASML and NXP to three years in prison for sharing sensitive company technology with a contact in Russia, in violation of European Union sanctions. The District Court of Rotterdam found the 43-year-old man, German Aksenov, guilty of computer intrusion and illegally providing technical assistance to Russia.
ASML Holding's High-NA lithography tools show strong early results, but mass adoption may still be years away.
With over $5 trillion of new investment commitments to date, the U.S.
ASML jumps 10% YTD, outpacing peers, as its EUV tech and AI-driven demand fuel confidence in long-term growth.
Apple (AAPL 0.53%) has been a huge winner in the smartphone era, which it pioneered with the iPhone. Now, it looks to be at risk of falling behind in the age of artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and mixed reality.
ASML Holding (ASML) monopolizes EUV lithography systems, critical for advanced chipmaking, serving key semiconductor industry clients.
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ASML's unrivaled EUV monopoly is a technological marvel, secured by deep innovation and impossible-to-replicate precision—setting it apart as the GOAT of semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Geopolitical tensions validate ASML's strategic necessity, placing it centrally in Western industrial strategy and safeguarding long-term investor returns despite short-term volatility. A temporary 30% pullback from cyclical and macro fears presents investors with a sophisticated opportunity to buy a company poised for continued dominance and disciplined growth.
Nvidia's (NVDA) earnings captured the attention of the markets last week, but there are other chip stocks capturing analyst attention today. Jenny Horne talks about why Barclays raised its price target on TSMC (TSM) while downgrading ASML Holding (ASML).
More than $130 billion of value has been wiped off of ASML in under a year. The company, like many chip firms, has been hit by restrictions on exports to China and by U.S. tariff uncertainty.