Specialty Gases

Recycling, funding and cryogen-free tech are increasingly in the helium spotlight.

Specialty gases are vital to a wide range of applications especially electronics.

The Public Authorities Board of the Chips Joint Undertaking (EU Chips Act) has allocated €32m of funding to support two pilot projects that will boost semiconductor chip development and innovation.

Nippon Gases Belgium has inaugurated a new filling plant, Liquid Fill 2.0, in Oevel, Belgium.

American Welding & Gas (AWG) has opened a fill plant in Georgetown, Kentucky, to produce and package compressed and cryogenic gases for customers in the region and surrounding states.

HP is set to benefit from funding under the CHIPS and Science Act, with the Department of Commerce announcing up to $50m in funding for the technology firm to support the development and commercialisation of...

A new alliance between New York State and Japan is set to enhance international collaboration and strengthen semiconductor industry clusters for a more resilient global semiconductor ecosystem.

A recent report highlights the urgent need for a comprehensive study on helium, a critical resource in high magnetic field research, as the global supply continues to face severe constraints.

US semiconductor firm Texas Instruments could receive up to $1.6bn in funding from the US Department of Commerce to support the development of three 300mm wafer fabs currently under construction in Texas and Utah.

Linde reported a $2.2bn operating profit in the second quarter on the back of $8.3bn sales.