ASML says it can't meet chip tool demand in 2027 or 2028
The Dutch chip-equipment giant just told investors its supply plans fall short for two straight years, and customers are already booking for 2030.

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The Dutch chip-equipment giant just told investors its supply plans fall short for two straight years, and customers are already booking for 2030.
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