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    A gloved hand holds the back of a smartwatch, showing its sensors, an orange side button, part of its metal casing, and hints of Apple rare earth materials used in its construction.

    Apple Rare Earth and the Global Supply Chain Behind Its Devices

    April 8, 2026 / 3:34 PMApril 8, 2026

    Apple rare earth materials power magnets, speakers, haptics, and chips across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch — and their global supply chain stretches far beyond the factory floor.

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