🚨 New Earth Resources Is Positioned at Ground Zero of the AI and Humanoid Metals Supercycle

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The world is celebrating the rise of AI, but behind the scenes a far more explosive story is unfolding. Data centers already consumed about 415 TWh of electricity in 2024, equal to about 1.5 percent of global power use.¹ Demand could rocket toward 945 TWh by 2030 as AI accelerates far faster than expected.¹

Meanwhile, the humanoid revolution is no longer a concept. Robotics giants are scaling into factory production as early as 2026 and intensifying through 2028, a shift that will create one of the largest resource shocks in modern industrial history.²

Two commodities are about to become the most fought over molecules on the planet:

• Uranium for nonstop nuclear power.
• Heavy rare earths for every actuator, every joint, every robotic motion.

China controls as much as 85 to 90 percent of global rare earth processing.³ It has already set national humanoid milestones for 2025 and a fully independent supply chain by 2027.⁴

The West is behind, exposed and scrambling.

And right in the middle of this perfect storm is a tiny company with extraordinary leverage: New Earth Resources (CSE: EATH | OTC: OBRUF).

It owns a past-producing uranium asset in Arizona and high grade rare earth land packages in Canada, exactly when the world wakes up to the physical limits of the AI boom.

Matthias Schneider
Editor at Analytica Investor