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Datacenters face direct hit from China rare earth curbs, as clock runs out on escalated licensing chokeoff
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- Datacenters · The Register
- China · The Register
- Paused · The Register
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- "Paused export controls on materials used in key IT components due for review in November The IEEE is warning that China’s export controls on rare earth minerals could start to impact datacenters, as shipments of some key materials are down 75 percent and Beijing is due to review its policies this November." · The Register
- "The techie org's official publication, IEEE Spectrum, focuses on two rare earths in particular, erbium and yttrium, which are used in components for IT equipment." · The Register