Battery minerals trends: Electric vehicles leads Twitter mentions in Q2 2021
Mining Technology lists the top five terms tweeted on battery minerals in Q2 2021, based...
Analysis
Digital innovation: Swedes lead by example
Miners are taking the connected mine concept more seriously than ever, but in one corner...
Why success at COP26 is vital for business
A successful outcome will mitigate climate risk, provide businesses with the certainty they so desperately...
China and the future of Afghanistan’s mineral wealth
As the Taliban consolidate their power, Afghanistan’s mineral future is in question. Will China emerge...
Show us the money: sustainable finance tech for COP26 to think about
COP26 is likely to bring more power to the net-zero movement. But what changes can...
Inside the $45bn robotics market: The taxonomy and value chain behind today’s robot helpers
The robotics industry was worth $45bn in 2020, and by 2030, it will have grown at a CAGR of 29% to $568bn.
Blockchain: Regulatory Trends
Enterprises work within the privacy rules governed by regulation and customers trust them with their sensitive information but with blockchain the data is not private.
Is the mining sector seeing the beginnings of a cloud investment boom?
The mining industry is seeing changes in cloud investment across several key metrics, according to an analysis of GlobalData figures. Cloud is one of the key themes across global industries,…
Fortescue Metals: how well is the company positioned to weather future industry disruption?
Fortescue Metals, a mining company based in Australia, has a relatively high chance of benefiting from its investments in a series of technological, macroeconomic, and sector-specific investments in recent years,…
Blockchain: Macroeconomic Trends
Industry alliances or consortia have become popular as implementation of blockchain solutions requires a group of parties to agree to use the network.
Blockchain: Technology Trends
The adoption of blockchain technology has been lower compared to other emerging technologies mainly due to the difficulty in understanding the technology.
