Air Liquide invests more than USD 150 million in Idaho industrial gas plant for memory chipmaker expansion
- Air Liquide will invest more than USD 150 million to build, own, and operate a new industrial gas plant in Idaho.
- The facility will support the expansion of a global memory-chip maker, lifting customer production capacity; start-up is slated for 2028.
- The plant will supply high-purity nitrogen, oxygen, and argon used in advanced memory-chip manufacturing, targeting rising AI-driven demand.
- The move strengthens Air Liquide’s U.S. semiconductor footprint, adding to its build-out across major domestic chip hubs.
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