Ivanhoe Electric Inc.
A US mineral exploration company that hunts for "electric metals" like copper, gold, and silver to power the shift to electric everything. It pairs old-fashioned prospecting with its own Typhoon™ system, a high-powered geophysical tool that "sees" metal deposits deep underground, plus AI software from its subsidiary Computational Geosciences. Founder Robert Friedland, a famous mining financier, launched it as part of his Ivanhoe family of companies. The name comes from Sir Walter Scott's 1819 novel "Ivanhoe" — Scott picked it because he liked the "ring" of it.
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