AI infrastructure spending is creating new demand for metals, benefiting companies like Rio Tinto, with market forecasts from Goldman Sachs and IEA.
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Updated Aug 10
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AI infrastructure spending is creating new demand for metals, benefiting companies like Rio Tinto, with market forecasts from Goldman Sachs and IEA.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Platinum use is expanding in AI and data centres, with the World Platinum Investment Council tracking market trends.Sub-event
Rio Tinto benefits from metal demand forecasts driven by AI infrastructure buildout.1 source
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Rio Tinto plc
British company
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Goldman Sachs
American investment bank
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IEA
pong console manufacturer
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