The Latest Breaking News from ASML

TSMC plans to build or ramp up nine new production facilities in 2025 — the highest in its history — as it accelerates global expansion to meet demand and rising manufacturing complexity.

ASML appears to have accelerated its ambitious expansion plans in the Netherlands. The site may be in action up to two years early.

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Intel has taken an early lead in High-NA EUV lithography, but widespread adoption remains constrained by high tool costs, limited exposure field size, and potential need for substantial ecosystem upgrades.

Wall Street fell in opening deals, with Nvidia shares tanking by more than six percent, and the dollar and US government bonds were under pressure again.

Nvidia pulled Wall Street lower on Wednesday after the tech giant said new restrictions on exports to China will chisel billions of dollars off its results.

ASML reported net bookings that significantly missed analysts’ expectations in the first quarter, although it maintained its guidance for 2025. CEO Christophe Fouquet highlighted uncertainties around the macro environment and downside risks to the company’s performance this year.

Dutch tech giant ASML warned on Wednesday of growing economic uncertainty due to US tariffs but the company kept its 2025 sales forecast intact.

With markets whipsawing on tariff chaos, is ASML’s dip a danger sign or a rare shot at long-term value?