ASML results could provide insight into AI, China demand

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October 15, 2024

ASML Holding, the Dutch company that makes the chip-making machines used by the major players in the semiconductor industry, is on Wednesday due to report results that could provide some insight into the health of the AI sector as well as into the impact of trade restrictions on exports to China.

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ASML results could provide insight into AI, China demand

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