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Charles Pitts is the publisher of Skillings Mining Review, the trade journal that has covered mining since 1912. He writes on the macro forces behind metal prices: commodity cycles, sovereign capital and the shifting sources of demand. His current work argues that hyperscale AI, and the gigawatt-scale power its data centres need, is becoming a buyer of lithium and copper in its own right, competing with the automotive supply chain for tier-one reserves.
Breaking: Mining Deal Tin Mining Digital Partners Drive Industry 4.0 Shift China's CMOC just committed $1.7 billion to Ecuador's largest gold-copper deposit — a deal that…
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