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The chip in your phone (or non intel computer) would like to disagree. It is most likely manufactured using tech from the EU (ASML).
by msh 2y ago
The chip in your phone (or non intel computer) would like to disagree. It is most likely manufactured using tech from the EU (ASML).
- bayindirh 2y agoYes. That's OP is true. Let me add some more things which are not used anywhere on the world. - Bosch Automotive: Probably powers at least half of the cars one way or other in the US. - Chrysler's MultiJet Diesel, actually invented twice by Fiat, and led to Fiat's absorption of Chrysler since they have failed their "usage" obligations. - Siemens' industrial automation, probably powers half of the world's advanced PLC requirements. - ASML: Building the machines almost everyone uses to create the ICs you're using to read this very comment. - NXP Semiconductor: A spin-off of Philips of Netherlands. - Wera: Purveyor of premium hand tools. Not made for heavy abuse, but used by companies like Apple (a small startup in US which has more money than a couple countries combined) in their factories and service centers as official tools supplier (Plus Japanese Camera Manufacturers Group use them to make JIS approved screwdrivers). - Rolls Royce Aerospace: They just make puny airplane engines which most of the world uses. - Airbus: Makes planes which doesn't have doors which disassemble mid-flight. Dunno. This is what I came up in five minutes. They're irrelevant, indeed.