Report: China's ASML DUV access drives AI chipmaking; call to ban exports and servicing
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-10-06
The quoted post promotes @techstatecraft's report by @nchlsbrwn, calling it the definitive account of how China's access to ASML's DUVi lithography machines underpins its AI chipmaking capability, and arguing for a ban on exporting and servicing DUV machines. The poster quips that Lithos is the only one lobbying for ASML here.
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