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Global semiconductor firm Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) will build its next 300-millimetre semiconductor wafer fabrication plant in Lehi, Utah, as part of a ‘historic’ $11bn economic investment for the state.
Intelligent power and sensing technologies firm onsemi has opened a $1.3bn semiconductor fabrication plant in East Fishkill, New York.
Linde has seen a record year for small on-site projects having signed 52 new projects for the supply of nitrogen and oxygen in 2022 – a 21% increase compared with 2021. The company attributed this...
The US Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) and the India Electronics Semiconductor Association (IESA) have formalised plans to form a private-sector taskforce to strengthen semiconductor collaborations between the two countries.
Advanced technology parts manufacturer Edwards Vacuum has opened its new headquarters in Haverhill, Massachusetts to focus on cryopump manufacturing.
The second and final day of the European Industrial Gases Association (EIGA)’s Winter Summit 2023 featured discussion around oxygen safety, gases for chip manufacturing, home healthcare, CO2 as a feedstock and developing a hydrogen ecosystem.
The European Industrial Gases Association (EIGA) Summit 2023 has begun in Antwerp, Belgium, marking the 100th anniversary of the organisation. With the organisation having formed on 15th December 1923, the centenary symposium is this year being...
Independent Welding Distributors Cooperative (IWDC) members today continued with discussion and debate at the 2023 Purity Plus Annual Meeting. In the morning, attendees heard from Air Products, the Compressed Gas Association (CGA), and many others...
The 2023 PurityPlus Annual Meeting has begun in San Antonio, Texas. Hosted by the Independent Welding and Distributor Corporation (IWDC), the three-day event brings together independent gas companies operating in specialty gases and trading under...
Mixed-signal, radiofrequency (RF) and microwave semiconductor manufacturer CML Microsystems has entered into an agreement to acquire Silicon Valley-based Microwave Technology for up to $18m.
