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How the Iran war could derail the AI boom
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Is the helium not reusable? It isn't chemically reactive, so I wouldn't expect it to be consumed.
I'll be honest, shortages of some of these "ancillary" chemicals are not something I had anticipated.
/ancillary in quotes because they are still a really big deal
He (He~1~) gas molecules are absolutely tiny, they love to leak through everything.