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Environment·23.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Space Datacenters Threaten Earth's Atmosphere, Petition Warns FCC

Environmental groups and space experts warn that proposed orbital datacenters by companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin could cause catastrophic pollution, altering Earth's atmosphere and ozone layer. A petition to the FCC demands a pause on new licenses, citing federal law violations and insufficient environmental impact assessments for millions of planned satellites.

Guardian Business

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Jeff Bezos and UK government invest £2bn in British AI startup CuspAI for 'search engine for rare materials'

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Technik·20.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Jeff Bezos and UK government invest £2bn in British AI startup CuspAI for 'search engine for rare materials'

CuspAI, a Cambridge-based AI startup, secured $450m (£330m) in Series B funding from investors including Jeff Bezos and the UK government, valuing it at $2.6bn. The company aims to develop AI-powered software to discover new materials, reducing research times and reliance on rare metals for chipmakers and other industries.

Guardian Tech

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South Korea, Mongolia to Hold Ministerial Meeting on Rare Metals Supply Chain

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Business·10.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

South Korea, Mongolia to Hold Ministerial Meeting on Rare Metals Supply Chain

South Korea and Mongolia will establish a ministerial committee on rare metals later this year to enhance cooperation on critical mineral supply chains. The move follows a meeting between Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan and his Mongolian counterpart, Gongor Damdinnyam, in Ulaanbaatar.

Yonhap News

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Catalytic Converter Thefts Surge as Thieves Target Rare Metals in Exhaust Components

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Crime·28.4.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Catalytic Converter Thefts Surge as Thieves Target Rare Metals in Exhaust Components

Catalytic converter thefts are increasing in residential areas, public car parks and transit hubs, with vehicles left unattended overnight being most vulnerable. Thieves target these components because they contain small amounts of platinum, palladium and rhodium – rare metals that can fetch high prices despite being just a few grams per unit.

SCMP Economy

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