The Pentagon placed a massive bet on a single American company to break China’s stranglehold on rare earth magnets, and General Motors is first in line to find out if that wager pays off.
Home NEWS The Pentagon Bet $400 Million That One U.S. Company Could Break China’s Rare Earth Monopoly. MP Materials Is About To Deliver GM’s First Rare Earth Magnets Not Made In China
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