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Latest business news, analysis and developments related to Semiconductors, with a focus on Europe, Latin America and cross-Atlantic business.
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Infineon's €1.1bn investment in Villach, Austria, will create the world's first large-scale production plant for gallium nitride chips, strengthening Europe's semiconductor sector.
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From semiconductors and pharmaceuticals to banking, industrial technology and consumer brands, Europe’s largest listed companies reveal a diversified economic power base—and the challenge of turning national strengths into global scale.
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More than 60 companies and organisations are exploring partnerships in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum technologies, photonics and cybersecurity as Europe seeks to expand its industrial capabilities in critical sectors.
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The Tunu project in East Greenland has identified naturally occurring primary helium concentrations of up to 0.8%, while preliminary studies point to the possibility of combining helium production with geothermal energy. The discovery comes as Europe seeks more resilient supplies for semiconductor manufacturing, medical imaging, aerospace and quantum technologies.
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Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer ASML has raised its 2026 revenue forecast after reporting stronger-than-expected quarterly results, reinforcing confidence that the global artificial intelligence boom continues to drive demand for advanced chips. The upgraded outlook strengthens ASML's position as Europe's most valuable listed company and highlights the continent's growing role in the AI supply chain.
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While Nvidia continues to dominate headlines in the artificial intelligence sector, a growing group of European companies is delivering strong stock market performance as investors seek exposure to AI infrastructure, software, semiconductors and digital transformation.
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The bank’s latest Europe earnings monitor points to stronger momentum across semiconductors, banks, insurers, industrials and telecom infrastructure.
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