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AI chip demand expected to outstrip supply for two more years

One post says ASML has raised guidance on AI chip demand and is already fielding orders for 2029–2030.

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A post citing the Financial Times says ASML expects AI demand to outstrip supply for two more years. Another post says the chip-equipment maker has raised guidance on AI chip demand and is already fielding orders for 2029–2030.

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Sebastian David Lees@sebs_tweetsASML just raised guidance again on AI chip demand and is already fielding orders for 2029–2030. The only company that can make the machines that make the chips is saying demand still outstrips capacity. How long does this cycle actually run?1h
JoshuaTA@Joshuatrader1"📰 AI demand will outstrip supply for two more years, ASML says. The chip-equipment giant's outlook signals the AI buildout — and its supply bottlenecks — are far from over." — via @ft1h
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    Sebastian David Lees@sebs_tweetsASML just raised guidance again on AI chip demand and is already fielding orders for 2029–2030. The only company that can make the machines that make the chips is saying demand still outstrips capacity. How long does this cycle actually run?1h
    JoshuaTA@Joshuatrader1"📰 AI demand will outstrip supply for two more years, ASML says. The chip-equipment giant's outlook signals the AI buildout — and its supply bottlenecks — are far from over." — via @ft1h
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