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ASML CEO on AI Demand, Data Centers in Space and Musk's Terafab

ASML CEO on AI Demand, Data Centers in Space and Musk's Terafab
Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 17 June 2026, 15:42 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 17th, 2026 ASML CEO on AI Demand, Data Centers in Space and Musk's Terafab ASML Holding NV CEO Christophe Fouquet says the demand for AI infrastructure is still "enormous" and discusses the potential for data centers in space. Speaking during an interview on Bloomberg Television, Fouquet also says the company has to make sure it doesn’t experience supply constraints when servicing new projects such as on Elon Musk’s Terafab.

Jun 17th, 2026 ASML CEO on AI Demand, Data Centers in Space and Musk's Terafab ASML Holding NV CEO Christophe Fouquet says the demand for AI infrastructure is still "enormous" and discusses the potential for data centers in space. Speaking during an interview on Bloomberg Television, Fouquet also says the company has to make sure it doesn’t experience supply constraints when servicing new projects such as on Elon Musk’s Terafab.
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