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The lack of sales from the manufacturer ASML in Europe, a symbol of the lack of investment in microchips

The Dutch manufacturer does not sell any of its semiconductor manufacturing machines in Europe. This is enough to shed light on the shortcomings of the first Chips Act of the European Commission, at a time when it is working on a new part of this plan intended to ensure its sovereignty in this area.

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