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MP Materials to supply Apple with US-made rare earth magnets

Apple Invests $500M to Secure US Supply of Rare Earth Magnets

Apple’s investment in the mining company MP Materials will also help the tech giant reduce its dependence on China for rare earth metals.

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Apple invests $500M to supercharge US rare earth magnet manufacturing and recycling

Apple has announced a $500 million multi-year commitment with MP Materials, the only U.S. company that mines, processes, and manufactures rare earth materials entirely in-house. The deal supports Apple’s ongoing goal of strengthening domestic supply chains for critical materials, especially neodymium magnets used in its devices.

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Apple is investing $500 million in a US maker of rare earth magnets, and the company's stock is soaring

Apple is investing $500 million with MP Materials to design and manufacture recycled rare earth magnets in the US, specifically for Apple devices.

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Toyota’s new magnet won’t depend on some key rare-earth minerals

The Chevy Bolt also uses a neodymium-based magnet, Roskill says. What’s in this new magnet? Instead of neodymium or dysprosium, the magnet uses less-expensive rare-earth metals lanthanum ...

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Conifer's iron magnet electric motors cut China out of the picture

China controls about 90% of the entire global supply of rare earth magnets, including their mining and refining. That means ...

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Rare earth magnet uses less neodymium | Electronics Weekly

Grade 42M commercial magnet performance (see graph) can be achieved with ~30% less neodymium than before, according to the Korea Institute of Materials Science. More of the less costly ...

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Nintendo’s Use of a Rare-Earth Magnet for the Switch 2 Could Expose It to China’s Whims

Nintendo’s Switch 2 videogame machine uses a rare-earth magnet to attach its hand-held controllers to the main console, ...

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