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Japan hauls rare earth-rich mud from deep sea

Japan hauls rare earth-rich mud from deep sea in bold test mission

Japan has pulled off a technical and geopolitical milestone, hauling rare earth-rich mud from the deep Pacific seabed in a test that could reshape the global supply of critical minerals. The operation,

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Japan retrieves rare earth-rich mud from seabed to lower reliance on China

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First country in the World: Japan extracted rare earth sediment from 6,000m deep in the Pacific Ocean

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Japan pursues rare earths to reduce China dependence

Japan said it would accelerate plans to mine rare earths from the deep ocean, in order to reduce reliance on China.

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Japan Retrieves Rare Earth Minerals From 6,000-metre Depths In Major Deep-sea Breakthrough

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Japan Retrieves Rare Earth Mud From Seabed For First Time In Test Mission

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Dhaka, Tokyo sign deal over transfer of defence equipment, technology

Bangladesh and Japan have signed an agreement over ‘transfer of defence equipment and technology’ which is expected to ensure

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Japan mounts a massive laser weapon on a naval test ship

Japan has quietly crossed a threshold in naval warfare, installing a massive high-energy laser on a dedicated test ship and beginning live trials at sea. The system, rated at 100-kilowatt power, is designed to slice through drones and other airborne ...

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Japan tech giant SoftBank Group sees better fortunes on surging AI stocks

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Japan’s Long Return to Artificial Intelligence

Goodbye New START: How China’s Rise Ended Nuclear Arms Control Unsurprisingly, it was also in Japan that neocognitron, the architectural ancestor of the neural networks that power systems like ChatGPT, was developed by computer scientist Kunihiko Fukushima.

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Why Japan’s 2nm Semiconductor Chips Could Change Tech Forever

What if the future of technology hinged on a single breakthrough? For decades, semiconductors have been the invisible engines driving everything from smartphones to space exploration. Yet, the global race to produce the most advanced chips has been ...