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Last time I checked ASML is Dutch. Murican shit has no power on them. Especially since they control chip manufacturing ultimately. Intel, Qualcomm, AMD, Microsoft, everyone American can't do shit without their machines. So, ASML kinda gives no fucks about it. What, are they going to ban them from selling lito machines to Intel lol? To TSMC? That's not even American on top of it.
Not really, their EUV machinery still relies on US patents
I found this listen to be a good explanation of the connection between an American developed technology and the Dutch company that employs its use.
https://www.npr.org/2024/11/13/1212604208/asml-euv-extreme-ultraviolet-lithography-microchips
Maybe this might help frame the context for the posted article, if you’re interested.