Amazon looks to grow diamonds in bid to boost computer networks
Amazon and De Beers are betting that custom-made gems could could help revolutionize computer networks.
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Copper mining project must be suspended, Ecuador court rules
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South Africa’s Northam quits RBPlat takeover battle
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Brazil court backs crackdown on illegal gold mining in Amazon
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Renowned mining industry innovator Dr. Andy Robertson passes away
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