Solvay to double chip chemical output in Taiwan amid AI boom: CEO

Belgian producer localizes more production as customers seek supply chain security Solvay CEO Philippe Kehren speaks to Nikkei Asia in Taipei on Sept. 3. (Photo by Ken Kobayashi) TAIPEI — Belgian chemical maker Solvay is set to more than double production capacity in Taiwan for its high-purity chipmaking chemical by 2026, eyeing the massive growth opportunity from booming demand for artificial intelligence chips, the company's CEO told Nikkei Asia.

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