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ASML pumps another 400 million euros into European AI hopes

ASML pumps another 400 million euros into European AI hopes

ASML has invested an additional 400 million euros into the French AI company Mistral. This investment is part of a broader effort to strengthen Europe's competitive position within the technology sector.

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