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German and Dutch strategic innovation agencies to collaborate on AI chip design (opens the original)
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A new Dutch government agency set up to achieve âstrategic innovation will work with its German counterpart to pursue breakthroughs in AI computer chip design, it said on Wednesday, as part of European efforts to reduce reliance on US expertise. The National Agency âfor Disruptive Innovation, or NADI for short, was set up this month with â¬500 million of government money â as a Dutch equivalent of the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Popularly known âas âDARPA, âthat age
Analysis-ASML extends chipmaking dominance as customers embrace High NA (opens the original)
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AMSTERDAM, Sept 14 (Reuters) - As Dutch computer chip equipment maker ASML broke ground on a new plant in Eindhoven last week, CFO Roger Dassen said the AI boom had transformed the mood among customers. Its existing $200 million EUV machines, essential for making advanced AI chips, are all but sold out through 2027, while customers have made a flurry of commitments to adopt its next generation of $400 million High NA tools.
ASML breaks ground on new manufacturing facilities in major expansion (opens the original)
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EINDHOVEN, Netherlands, Sept 8 (Reuters) - ASML, the biggest manufacturer of computer chip-making equipment, on Tuesday began construction of a major new production campus in the Netherlands, as it races to keep up with rising demand from the artificial intelligence boom. The BIC North project is being built on about 35 hectares of undeveloped land nearEindhoven Airport, roughly 7 km (4 miles) from ASML's headquarters and main manufacturing sites in Veldhoven, underlining the region's import
Exclusive-Dutch regulator fines Uber $966 million for automating driver suspensions (opens the original)
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AMSTERDAM, Aug 21 (Reuters) - The Dutch Data Protection Authority has fined Uber â¬825 million ($966 million) for deactivating driver accounts through automated systems without adequately informing them, according to an August 17 decision reviewed by Reuters. The penalty would be the second-largest issued yet under Europe's General Data Protection Regulation. It is behind only a â¬1.2 billion fine imposed on Meta by Ireland in 2023 for unlawfully transferring European Facebook users' data to t
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