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The semiconductor industry is set to embark on an expensive bifurcation as chipmakers need to diversify their production bases and supply outlets, which for better or worse will impact Taiwan, current center of the chip fabrication sector....ASML

Lawmaker expects regulatory-tightening discussions to take place in the coming months, with an eye on preventing leaks and maintaining Taiwan’s technological edge.

ASML, a Dutch semiconductor equipment firm known as the worlds sole producer of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines, will start the construction of its repair center and engineer training center in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, Wednesday, by investing 240 billion won ($182 million) until 2025, according to the industry ministry, Tuesday.

Samsung Electronics Executive Chairman Lee Jae-yong will meet chief executive officers of Microsoft and chip equipment maker ASML later this week, sources said Monday.

Global companies in the integrated circuit (IC) sector continued to rush to display their latest technologies at the 5th China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, where a designated display zone was set up for ICs for the second consecutive year, underscoring growing foreign firms confidence in Chinas IC market despite the US strengthened blockade and calls for decoupling.

Added to the existing headwinds is the reminder that US and China trade tensions have not gone away.

In game theory, the game of chicken primarily involves two drivers, with vehicles on a converging route. The driver who risks a direct collision is the winner while the driver who swerves out of the way is the loser - not to mention labeled a coward. The danger, of course, is that both drivers firmly believe that the other will swerve first and consequently collide. Both can lose more than just the game. In the case of a collision, the size of the vehicles and their capacity in terms of bearing ...

By Michael Susin ASML Holding NV reported on Wednesday a less-than-expected fall in net profit for the third-quarter, driven by record bookings and continued robust demand. The Dutch... | October 19, 2022

New restrictions by the United States government on exports of semiconductor technology could affect up to 5% of ASML Holdings order backlog, CEO Peter Wennink said on Wednesday. On a... | October 19, 2022

A trade now is for the nimble only....ASML