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China produces 70% of the world's indium and has strengthened export controls and imposed restrictions on indium phosphide, a key material for high-speed optical chips in AI data centers. These measures pose credible risks of future supply chain disruptions for AI infrastructure, although no direct harm has occurred to date. [AI-Generated]