Semiconductor industry has been following Moore’s Law ever since it was introduced in 1960s. However, as the numbers of transistors per silicon chip doubles every year, the difficulty and expense of research drastically increase, until companies decide to push off debut of new chips. Being the only supplier of EUV, ASML faces challenges to fulfill market demands and also plays a key role in keeping Moore’s Law alive. JW Insights interviewed with Jos Versteeg, a senior equity analyst in Netherlands, to talk about ASML’s position in the modern semiconductor market. Mr. Versteeg is a Senior Equity Research Analyst at InsingerGilissen Bankiers in Netherlands. And he has broad knowledge of Dutch and European equity markets, as well as macro economy.