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Critical Metals in AI Infrastructure Report  

From copper wiring to rare earth elements in advanced chips, the AI revolution has the potential to drive a new commodity supercycle that rivals historical industrial transformations. With tech giants pouring hundreds of billions into AI infrastructure, the metals industry faces unprecedented demand.

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The Opportunity for Increasing E-waste and Precious Metals Recycling in the United Kingdom 

The United Kingdom has a significant opportunity to enhance its e-waste recycling infrastructure and processes, particularly for the recovery of precious metals, including gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. Despite being one of the largest producers of e-waste in Europe, the UK’s recycling rate lags behind that of many European counterparts

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Copper Recycling Market Guide 2025

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), currently announced copper mining projects will meet only around 70% of global demand by 2035, highlighting a significant supply gap. In this context, secondary copper production — now accounting for approximately 32% of global supply — plays a critical role in cushioning the market from potential shortages and price instability

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Urban Mining and Critical Mineral Recycling 

Urban mining – the systematic recovery of valuable materials from discarded products and infrastructure – offers a crucial solution to the growing challenge of global critical mineral scarcity and environmental degradation 

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