ASML, a Dutch manufacturer of semiconductor equipment, anticipates that new low-cost versions, such as the one introduced by China’s DeepSeek, would increase rather than decrease demand for AI chips.

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ASML stock rose nearly 6% premarket after the Dutch semiconductor equipment company posted better than expected fourth ...

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ASML Holding (NASDAQ:ASML) is rocketing higher on strong earnings. Up about $38 a share, the Dutch semiconductor giant ...

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The CEO of Dutch chipmaking giant ASML warned investors they needed to get used to more DeepSeek-style “elephants in the room ...

More importantly, ASML’s net bookings is a highly indicative metric for semiconductor demand, as it counts new orders, ...

ASML's shares rose by more than 7% today and were up by 4.1% as of 11:03 a.m. ET.

DeepSeek prompted a major sell off of tech stocks this week, but ASML's chief says the artificial-intelligence upstart could ...