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China's Combat Metals Ban, Nvidia's Newest Bet, And Uranium On The Blockchain

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China Is Banning Exports Of Critical Combat Metals To The USA

China officially announced they will ban the exportation of gallium, germanium and antimony to the United States of America. These rare minerals have exceptionally important combat and military applications and few large deposits in North America.

Nvidia Is Backing This Publicly Traded AI Cloud Computing Company

Nebius (NASDAQ: NBIS) raised $700 million in a new equity financing round led by Nvidia. Nebius is planning to use the new growth capital to begin rapidly scaling up the construction of new data centres for the purpose of artificial intelligence cloud computing as well as launching new GPU clusters.

Tezos Is Putting Uranium On The Blockchain

Tezos launched a new blockchain based platform for being able to directly purchase physical uranium. Cameco (NYSE: CCJ) has been selected to securely store the physical uranium, which will then be tokenized through smart contracts built on top of the Tezos blockchain and can be bought and sold in small, fractional quantities to individual investors.

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