Helene shuts down Spruce Pine, NC mine that is pivotal to world’s semiconductor supply
The remnants of Hurricane Helene ripped through the Western North Carolina mountain town of Spruce Pine last week, disrupting a quartz facility integral to the global production of solar panels and semiconductor chips.
The Sibelco mine in North Carolina is one of the most crucial sites to the global production of semiconductors.
The devastation in North Carolina in the wake of Hurricane Helene could have serious implications for a niche — but extremely ...
Two facilities that produce high-purity quartz essential in semiconductors, solar panels, and fiber-optics have been shut ...
However, they remain closed as surrounding communities in a remote mountain region deal with pervasive power and water ...
Hurricane Helene forced the shutdown of two key quartz manufacturing facilities in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, operated by ...
Facilities in North Carolina operated by two companies that mine a crucial mineral needed for semiconductor production remain ...
Following at least 178 deaths and billions in damage from Hurricane Helene throughout six states in the southeast US, at ...
As a result of the hurricane, two North Carolina mines, which produce high-purity quartz, were forced to shut down.
Two North Carolina facilities that manufacture the high-purity quartz used for making semiconductors, solar panels and fiber ...
Virtually all of the world’s supply of a mineral that is critical to semiconductor production comes from one tiny town in the ...
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