A surprising industry is fueling a new rush for gold — and it’s not slowing down
Gold demand from AI infrastructure and semiconductors is climbing even as prices hit historic highs, and tech firms aren't switching to cheaper metals.
Republican Ledger staff · 12:46 PM ET
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Gold demand from AI infrastructure and semiconductors is climbing even as prices hit historic highs, and tech firms aren't switching to cheaper metals.
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