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guard your card.com. Here's your afternoon T&B Tech Minute for Tuesday, July 15th. I'm Julie

Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

President Trump touted billions of dollars in investments from some of the world's biggest

companies to create an artificial intelligence hub in Pennsylvania.

Trump made the announcement during an AI and energy summit at Carnegie Mellon University earlier

today. Google said it would put $25 billion into data centers and related infrastructure in the

state and the surrounding region over the next two years.

Private equity firm Blackstone promised another $25 billion, and AI startup Corweave announced a

$6 billion investment.

Plus, Apple has struck a deal with MP materials to buy

$500 million worth of rare earth magnets. The move helps the iPhone maker expand its U.S. supply chain.

MP will supply Apple with magnets it produces in a Texas facility and used recycled materials processed at a site MP

will build in California. Such magnets are used in iPhones as well as audio equipment and

microphones inside various Apple products. MP said shipments are expected to begin in 2027.

Finally, Tesla's VP of Sales, Service, and Delivery in North America has left the company.

That's according to people familiar with the matter. Troy Jones had been with the electric car

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