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ASML hikes sales forecast for second time this year on strong AI chip demand

SHREDNEWZ Desk·Posted 45d ago (July 15, 2026)· 1 min read·CNBC Top News·AI-Assisted
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ASML on Wednesday raised its guidance for a second time this year as its customers continue to ramp up their production capacity of AI chips....

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ASML's forecast jump exposes the absence of a U.S.-owned EUV alternative and the risk that AI gains concentrate in foreign and elite hands unless Washington ties public money to domestic ownership and labor standards.

Progressives see ASML's windfall as proof that trillion-dollar AI capex flows overwhelmingly to foreign monopolists and U.S. tech elites while American workers face automation-driven displacement without a federal jobs guarantee or stronger union density in fab construction. The surge in EUV orders deepens reliance on a single Dutch chokepoint that U.S. export controls cannot fully secure, and the profits accrue to shareholders who pay lower effective tax rates than nurses or truckers. Without aggressive industrial policy that conditions CHIPS Act subsidies on domestic equity stakes, wage floors, and mandatory technology transfer, this boom widens inequality and erodes democratic control over critical infrastructure.

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