Phoenix Tailings buys AI developer Machinery Partner in push for automation
The AI technology is expected to boost Phoenix's minerals processing by 30% annually in part by anticipating equipment failure.
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Barrick contractor to exit Mali, lay off more than 600 people
The departures are unconnected to the security threats Mali is facing from insurgent groups, Reuters sources said.
Argentina mining chamber urges extension to investment incentives
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Thieves are stealing Chile’s solar panels and cashing in on the black market
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