Desert Mountain Energy Corp V.DME

Intel building two chip plants in Arizona

[Bertie20]

Big big news. Intel just announced that it is spending $20bn to build two new chip plants in Arizona. Helium is an important part of the semi conductor construction process, and now Intel are building two giant plants on DME's doorstep (about 100 miles away from their discovery well). 
Let's see if DME have a statement on this, but it's potentially very significant news.

[Koskadelli]

Hah just simultaneously posted about this. Huge news - excited to see if they post anything as well. Probably time to buy today's dip tomorrow at open. 

[JS4900]

Yes, I just saw this news. I wonder if they could use some locally-sourced helium? ; ) jmo

[JS4900]

From DME's recent presentation: "Helium plays a critical role in the manufacture of high capacity hard drives, barcode readers, computer chips, semiconductors, LCD panels and fibre optic cable; as a refrigerant in cryogenics research; and as a coolant for nuclear reactors, MRI machines and space vehicles." "..COMPUTER CHIPS, SEMICONDUCTORS.." https://desertmountainenergy

[GoldenArm]

There are 4 entities according to Rohlfing, in the area and he wants to have 3 of them taking up 100% of the supply. Definitely one would be Linde and the others could be anyone not buying from Linde. Is there a Party City in Surprise Arizona? Lol!

[fredo1]

Linde is a distributor, not an end user and would be last on a list of potential buyers.