World Gold Council: Gold Demand in the Electronics Sector Rises 4% in the Second Quarter, Driven by Investment in AI Infrastructure
The World Gold Council reported that gold demand in the electronics sector rose 4% year-over-year to 68.3 metric tons in the second quarter. This growth was primarily driven by strong investment in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, which offset the impact of declining shipments of consumer devices. Demand for AI server motherboards, integrated circuit substrates, and printed circuit boards for low-Earth-orbit satellites was the main driver of growth.
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