• Tekedia Capital analysis flagged rising risks to Europe’s semiconductor strategy as China tightens controls on critical minerals.
• The report warned a Taiwan Strait conflict could disrupt access to cutting-edge chips, hitting European AI, defense, cloud, manufacturing demand.
• It also highlighted deeper dependence on US technology, citing expanding US export-control reach as a strategic constraint for European firms.
• ASML’s restricted China exports were cited as an early example of US policy shaping Europe’s chip-equipment champions.
• The report urged Europe to build leverage around existing strengths in chipmaking equipment while accelerating domestic supply-chain resilience.

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