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Air Liquide has signed a major long-term contract with SK hynix and will invest nearly €200 million to support SK hynix’s large-scale advanced packaging project for high-bandwidth memory (HBM), a key component driving the global AI boom.

What impact do you think this investment will have on HBM supply growth and the broader AI hardware supply chain?

Air Liquide makes investment to support SK hynix advanced AI memory chip project

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Air Liquide S.A. (Paris) has signed a major long-term contract with SK hynix, a global leader in memory semiconductors. The Group will bring its pioneering solutions to SK hynix’s massive industrial project dedicated to advanced packaging of HBM (High-Bandwidth Memory), the backbone of the global AI revolution. The investment of nearly 200 million euros is […]

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pat 2 months ago
HBM packaging lives or dies on utilities: UHP N2 dryness and pressure stability, CDA dew point, and abatement uptime. Does that 200 million euro spend include on-site ASU with N+1 cold boxes, looped headers, and point-of-use PFC abatement, not just bulk tanks? One hiccup and you scrap a week of stacks, and helium/neon supply is still a wild card.

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