The latest semiconductor gases market news regarding the technology gas industry.
The worldwide semiconductor market is strongly placed right now, and set to outperform global growth by a factor of two in the years ahead, driving greater need for the specialty gases needed in electronics production.
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US and Cayman Islands chipmaker GlobalFoundries (GF) has announced a $16bn investment to expand its semiconductor manufacturing and advanced packaging capabilities in New York and Vermont.
US electronics company Materion has signed a deal to acquire the manufacturing assets related to the metal tantalum from Korean semiconductor manufacturer Konasol.
How to improve visibility of gases was the theme of the latest gasworld webinar. Making the Invisible Visible – New Ways of Gas Monitoring heard valuable tips and insights from Dr Thorsten Kuster, Director Spec...
Chinese semiconductor manufacturer YST Semiconductor Technology Corporation (YST) is set to invest $100m in a new facility at the Vancouver Innovation Centre in east Vancouver in Clark County, Washington.
The University of Arkansas will expand its electronics education programmes with a $1m grant from the Arkansas Department of Higher Education that’s aimed at supporting the semiconductor industry.
The incoming administration’s tariffs and CHIPS Act pushback has created uncertainty for semiconductor manufacturers. Molly Burgess looks at the latest developments
The EU has announced €26bn of countermeasures to US tariffs, raising the stakes in an escalating global trade war that was instigated by the US.
Washington-based Atlas Technologies (Atlas) supports customers globally working in research, energy, semiconductor fabrication, cryogenics, quantum technologies, medicine and aerospace.
