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AI boom drives record sales at Dutch tech giant ASMLASML, a leading Dutch technology firm, has announced unprecedented profits, fueled by a surge in demand for semiconductor manufacturing rel...- Europe’s dangerous dependence puts it on Xi and Trump’s menuMark Carney's warning emphasizes the need for middle powers like the European Union to assert themselves. Europe faces significant challeng...
- Google data centre sparks protests in AustriaIn the Austrian town of Kronstorf, a planned Google data centre promises investment, jobs and a place on the digital map -- but residents a...
- Dutch fintech Adyen sees long-term India opportunity, plans local expansionWith plans for a substantial expansion in India's digital payments sector, Adyen is actively recruiting more staff to address surging deman...
- China is throwing a 1-2-3 punch at the global AI tradeIn quick succession, China has thrown a powerful 1-2-3 punch at the global AI trade. On July 16, Beijing-based startup Moonshot AI released...
- Global Market: European shares slip as tech stocks drag; ECB policy decision in focusEuropean shares slipped as weak semiconductor earnings and renewed concerns over AI spending weighed on technology stocks. Energy shares ga...
- Dutch tech giant ASML posts gain in second-quarter profitsDutch tech giant ASML, which makes cutting-edge machines to manufacture semiconductor chips, Wednesday posted a gain in second-quarter net ...
- Dutch tech giant ASML posts profit gains, eyes bright AI futureDutch tech giant ASML, which sells cutting-edge machines to make semiconductor chips, reported a significant gain in annual net profit Wedn...
- ASML posts stable profits, warns on China salesDutch chipmaking equipment supplier ASML anticipates a sharp drop in its China business next year. This comes as the company reported flat ...
- Dutch tech giant ASML eyes India partnership as PM Modi pushes for local chipmakingASML is exploring opportunities in India as Prime Minister Modi aims to boost domestic chip production. The company plans to expand partner...
- Dutch tech giant ASML sees profits rise but warns on 2026ASML reported Q2 2025 net profit of €2.3 billion, up from €1.6 billion, with sales reaching €7.7 billion. However, the firm warned of 2026 ...
- USA's loss is Netherlands' gain: Country launches fund to lure top scientists, including those fired by Elon Musk's DOGEThe Netherlands launches a fund to attract global scientists amid U.S. academic restrictions, balancing ambition with challenges like budge...
- DeepSeek is not alone, more players like Chinese AI startup to shake up Artificial Intelligence market, claims Dutch tech giant ASML bossDeepSeek of China has disrupted the AI market as Nvidia and other big players felt the heat earlier this week.
- In Beijing, Dutch PM Mark Rutte raises cyberespionage with China's Xi JinpingIt was the first time the Dutch publicly attributed cyberespionage to China, as national security tensions grow between the two countries. ...
- Dutch tech firm ASML says profits, sales jump in 2023Dutch tech giant ASML, which supplies chipmaking machines to the semiconductor industry, reported Wednesday a rise in annual net profit des...
- How the Netherlands is taming big techFor some U.S. tech companies, the Dutch imprimatur has now become a status symbol, a kind of seal of approval they can show regulators else...
- Tech stocks drag European shares lower after sombre Wall Street earningsThe pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 0.2% by 0719 GMT. The index hit more than a one-month high in the previous session on hopes that the ...
- Apple prefers fines to obeying antitrust order, says Vestager"Apple's conduct in the Netherlands these days may be an example," she said. The iPhone maker "essentially prefers paying periodic fines ra...
- European stocks hit one-week low on virus worriesTighter scrutiny of China's internet sector, nationwide lockdown in New Zealand and movement restrictions in several Asian countries kept i...
- MNCs announce 71,000 job cuts globally by more than a dozen multinationalsCompanies to have confirmed massive job cuts include HP, Nokia, Sony Corp, Yahoo, PepsiCo, Royal Bank of Scotland and airline firm Lufthans...
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