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Apple cuts a deal for recycling rare earth magnets in US

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, according to a teardown.

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Apple cuts a deal for recycling rare earth magnets in the US

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MP Materials to collaborate with Apple on rare earth elements recycling

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Apple Announces $500 Million Commitment to Buying American Magnets

Apple today announced a $500 million multi-year commitment to buying American-made rare earth magnets developed by MP Materials, at a state-of-the-art factory in Fort Worth, Texas.

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Apple to pour $500M into US rare earth supply for iPhones

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Apple Strikes $500 Million Deal to Buy Rare Earths From U.S. Supplier

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America’s only rare earth producer gets a boost from Apple and Pentagon agreements

MP Materials, which runs the only American rare earths mine, announced a new $500 million agreement with tech giant Apple on Tuesday to produce more of the powerful magnets used in iPhones as well as other high-tech products like electric vehicles.

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Nintendo Switch 2 is a rare sequel that's better than the original - MSN

Nintendo's latest console is something of a change from the norm, however. The Nintendo Switch 2 is the first time that Nintendo has straight up just stuck a "2" on one of its consoles.

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China's Rare Earth Magnet Shipments Halve in May Due to Export Curbs

BEIJING (Reuters) -China's overseas shipments of rare earth magnets halved in May from April, tumbling to their lowest levels in more than five years due to export curbs.

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Chinese Rare-Earth Stocks Keep Gaining on Signs of Easing Tensions With ...

JL Mag's statement could firm up hopes that discussions will yield results sooner than expected. Shares of other rare-earth companies also rose Wednesday, adding to the gains seen earlier in the week.

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How to build strong magnets without rare-earth metals

This combination of properties makes rare-earth magnets hard to beat. One alternative, says Dr Lewis, is to switch rare-earth elements for others that are chemically at least somewhat similar ...