Yes, but they were an EU company on and before the 31st of January 2020.ARM is a British company and therefore not in the EU.
Yes, but they were an EU company on and before the 31st of January 2020.ARM is a British company and therefore not in the EU.
Ever heard of ASML? ASML is the only company in the world capable of making the machines that are needed to manufacture the most advanced chips. The machines TSMC needs to produce Apple silicon.Imagine a Europe that had strong, competitive technology.
That would be a better world
And, Apple used to own ARM. Apple has a perpetual license and pays ARM almost nothingARM is a British company and therefore not in the EU.
I give you that one. That is one. Albeit, they do less than $25B a year in revenues. A pittance in the grand scheme of thingsEver heard of ASML? ASML is the only company in the world capable of making the machines that are needed to manufacture the most advanced chips. The machines TSMC needs to produce Apple silicon.
ASML - Netherlands/EU, you know?
ASML needs EUV Lasers, provided by Trumpf - Germany/EU. I think Trumpf is also the only company …
ASML needs brilliant optics, only ZEISS is capable to manufacture. Zeiss Germany/EU, you know?
So there wouldn‘t be any of you‘re beloved products without strong and competitive technology from Europe.
“Ensuring longer battery life”
Ok, good luck enforcing that lol.
Yes, but they were an EU company on and before the 31st of January 2020.
All revenue is yearly in USD.I give you that one. That is one. Albeit, they do less than $25B a year in revenues. A pittance in the grand scheme of things
Name your other Top 5
Europe is in this mess because they let the energy market self-regulate.having too many lawmakers is the reason why we are in this mess
A few ideas - not necessarily the top 5 for which a definition has not been supplied:Name your Top 5 EU technology companies
Not really that hard. You can check how many charging cycles your phone went through and if it’s below 83%, well then they would have to service the battery for free. Presumably for 5 years?
Named already three. Asml, Trumpf,and Zeiss. Every single produces unique products. And we have many more.I give you that one. That is one. Albeit, they do less than $25B a year in revenues. A pittance in the grand scheme of things
Name your other Top 5
While it's not the largest (i.e. we have larger companies more deserving of a placement in the top 5 list), it certainly does fit the bill with it being a "technology company" created and developed in Sweden. It literally spawned a whole business segment mate. So what are you getting at?Can’t wait for someone to offer up “Spotify” as a EU technology company
They could just require devices to contain batteries that are accessible and replaceable by consumers, like most electronic devices. I had two hot-swappable Mac laptops in the past and I never had to worry about my device outliving my batteries.
Because a person cannot work on multiple things at once? and are you even aware how many lawmakers we have?
To adequately represent all 27 member states and their political groups we need a lot of MEPs. And just because we have more lawmakers does not mean that we automatically have more useless or bad laws.Seems like maybe too many.
EU and US both need a law holiday where the legislators compete to see how many needless laws can be repealed.