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Anything that disrupts the monopoly ASML currently has is a good thing
by usrnm 2y ago
Anything that disrupts the monopoly ASML currently has is a good thing
- ClumsyPilot 2y agoWhy do you say that? Does ASML hurt the consumer or the market in some way? Has it been caught using dodgy practices against its workers, like Amazon has, against its customers, like the Wells Fargo has, or something else?
- asdasdsddd 2y agoBecause its bad to have a single point of failure in our supply chain
- hinkley 2y agoHow did that happen? I’ve never been clear on how we got here. Just some vague stuff about how others tried and failed.
- cma 2y agoIntel thought the tech wasn't mature enough and decided to wait longer. They and the US were originally part of inventing it in the 90s (EUV LLC public private partnership), but sold it off with terms that allowed us to have export controls over ASML's part of it.
- hinkley 2y agoMan, US tech and the 90’s. Al Gore pushed for The Partnership for a Next Generation Vehicle. They say the only vehicle the PNGV produced was the Prius, and Toyota was not eligible to participate. But they freaked out because the Americans were taking it seriously and created a dream team by recruiting their best people into a new program. Only it was all for show. So TM ended up with a serious car and everyone else with demonstrators.