TECHNOLOGYJun 23 · 12:10 UTCMIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWThomas Macaulay

The Download: the future of chipmaking and Anthropic’s government clash

ASML’s $400 million extreme-ultraviolet lithography machine is critical for advanced chipmaking, but its dominance faces growing challenges. Anthropic’s AI model Fable triggered a U.S. government export control, leading the company to revoke access to its AI models. Longevity research into cellular reprogramming is gaining attention as scientists explore reversing aging.

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