The chip in your phone (or non intel computer) would like to disagree. It is most likely manufactured using tech from the EU (ASML).
- Bosch Automotive: Probably powers at least half of the cars one way or other in the US.
- Chrysler's MultiJet Diesel, actually invented twice by Fiat, and led to Fiat's absorption of Chrysler since they have failed their "usage" obligations.
- Siemens' industrial automation, probably powers half of the world's advanced PLC requirements.
- ASML: Building the machines almost everyone uses to create the ICs you're using to read this very comment.
- NXP Semiconductor: A spin-off of Philips of Netherlands.
- Wera: Purveyor of premium hand tools. Not made for heavy abuse, but used by companies like Apple (a small startup in US which has more money than a couple countries combined) in their factories and service centers as official tools supplier (Plus Japanese Camera Manufacturers Group use them to make JIS approved screwdrivers).
- Rolls Royce Aerospace: They just make puny airplane engines which most of the world uses.
- Airbus: Makes planes which doesn't have doors which disassemble mid-flight.
Dunno. This is what I came up in five minutes. They're irrelevant, indeed.