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Wall Street and Big Tech are pledging trillions to triple global nuclear capacity, but a looming uranium supply deficit threatens to stall the renaissance. We examine why a decade of underinvestment, production bottlenecks, and utility recontracting cliffs leave miners waiting for guaranteed prices before digging.
We unpack why copper, not chips, may be the hidden bottleneck in the AI boom, tracing how the metal moves from mine to smelter to grid to data center. The episode also breaks down supply risks in Chile, Peru, and the Congo, and the demand surge from electrification, defense, and AI infrastructure.
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