Daniel Heyler of EFM Asset Management says TSMC's prowess in recycling, large inventory buffers, and priority status with ...

Helium gas powering the world’s most advanced semiconductor processes is suddenly in short supply, threatening to slow down ...

Shortages of helium, a byproduct of natural gas processing, could create problems for semiconductor and medical equipment manufacturers.

Helium is running low because of the Iran War. Pavilion Global strategists offered up ways to play the shortage.

Because of oversupply of the gas before the war, helium will be 10 per cent to 15 per cent short of global demand, according to Phil Kornbluth, founder of Kornbluth Helium Consulting.

Helium has no viable substitute in deep cryogenic applications, making it essential for cooling superconducting systems and enabling high-precision chip fabrication. It is also widely used in leak ...

About "33% of the world's helium supply is offline for at least the next three to five years," Cliff Cain told NewsNation.

The war in Iran halted helium production in Qatar, threatening semiconductor manufacturing and rippling through the tech industry.

Lots of people count on helium. From MRI machines and semiconductor manufacturing to pressurizing rockets and detecting leaks ...

Ian Sample hears about the uses of helium, and its fragile supply chain, from co-host Madeleine Finlay and Sophia Hayes, professor of chemistry at Washington University in St Louis ...

French industrial gas supplier Air Liquide opened a new factory near the port of Taichung, Taiwan, on Wednesday, as the ...

And I think the most consequential geoeconomic story of 2026 so far is Tehran’s use of the Strait of Hormuz as a choke point. So in both this year and last year, there’s actually been a US adversary ...