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TSMC and ASML are maintaining dominant positions in the AI semiconductor supply chain despite growing concerns over hyperscaler spending sustainability.

Highlights the bottleneck control held by fab and lithography leaders, ensuring their revenue visibility even if downstream demand fluctuates.
NewswireSlicast · August 22, 2026 at 13:27 UTC · US · Source: Pluang
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