Brisbane Times
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·3 hours ago
The next casualty of Trump’s war is already here
The ongoing helium shortage, exacerbated by the Iran war, has led to a 40 percent global supply loss. Phil Kornbluth warned that the semiconductor industry's hoarding for AI production is leaving essential everyday applications like cars and laptops at risk. Qatar's helium shipments remain halted, stranding 200 cryogenic containers in the Gulf as global consumption surges.
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