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An interview with ASML CEO Christophe Fouquet on the company's 42-year history, its complex supply chain across 2,000 companies, US export bans, AI, and more

Christophe Fouquet has built Europe's biggest business through a total monopoly over the most advanced chipmaking equipment

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