Copper is the lifeblood of electronics. From circuit boards and semiconductors to connectors, wiring, and microprocessors, virtually every electronic device depends on copper’s unmatched conductivity and reliability. Beyond everyday devices, copper is also the backbone of advanced technologies such as 5G networks, data centers, AI hardware, and next-generation storage systems. Without copper, modern electronics – and the innovation they drive – would not exist. As digitalization and the global energy transition accelerate, copper remains a critical building block of progress.