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Europe Builds the Machine Every Chip Factory Needs. It Bought Zero This Year.

There is exactly one machine on Earth that can print the pattern of a modern chip, and exactly one company that makes it. That company is ASML, it is Dutch, and it is the most valuable company in Europe.

27 Sep 20262:14

SK hynix, Intel's Ohio Fab, and the Rule That Copies the Plumbing

On 16 September 2026 Reuters reported that SK hynix, the world's biggest maker of the memory inside AI chips, is in talks with Intel about making memory chips in the United States for the first time: either by leasing part of Intel's $28 billion campus in Ohio, or through a joint venture with Intel and…

18 Sep 20261:40tip inside

AI Just Asked to Slow Down. Chip Makers Wrote the Rule in 1973.

The AI companies just asked permission to slow down. On 12 September 2026 Dario Amodei, who runs Anthropic, the company that makes Claude, published an essay asking the whole industry to move one to two years slower so the people who check these systems can catch up, and he offered outside checkers the same access…

15 Sep 20263:29tip inside

Intel's $11 Billion Mirage

Intel just posted an $11B loss — and the stock jumped ~12%.

24 Jul 20262:00tip inside

Two Machines, One Chip Layer

Intel just ran the same 18A chip layer on a ~$380M High-NA EUV machine AND a standard scanner — and got matched yield (first high-volume High-NA logic ever, July 15).

24 Jul 20262:01tip inside

Chips Just Got Flipped Over — Why Your Next AI Chip Gets Power From the Back

For sixty years, a computer chip carried its power and its data on the same side — the front. As transistors shrank to 2nm, that surface ran out of room: the fat power wires choke the thin signal wires and the transistors droop, quietly capping speed.

18 Jul 20262:54tip inside

This $400M Machine Prints Chips in a Focus Thinner Than a Virus (Intel Went First)

This week the most expensive machine humans have ever built made its first real products — and almost nobody noticed. It's called High-NA EUV: a $400-million lithography system, twice the price of a normal chip printer, and Intel just became the first company on the planet to ship commercial chips made on it.

18 Jul 20262:40tip inside