Electricity is now holding back growth across the global economy
By
Binu Mathew
The chip equipment maker ASML Holding NV is so crucial that a swing in its fortunes can sway the Dutch economy and the global development of artificial intelligence. Now one of the company’s biggest growth plans — building a new campus that will employ as many as 20,000 people in the country’s Eindhoven region — depends on whether or not it can get an electricity connection.









