MINERALTRACE CRITICAL MINERALS / NYC 2026Sources & method

SUPPLY CHAIN EXPLORER

Stress-test the supply chain.

Explore NVIDIA’s known dependencies. Ask how a disruption could travel through them.

Public-data prototype

Research snapshot · Sep 25, 2026
Live screening is not connected

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Named suppliersFrom the FY2026 annual report
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Sample mineral facilitiesSelected from 246 reported facilities
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Arrows follow customer → supplier. Drag empty space to pan; use + / − on a node to expand its suppliers. Click a line for its source.

Equipment dependencies and material suppliers are labeled separately. Connected company relationships do not establish a verified mine-to-chip path.
Disclosed relationship Indirect; intervening links unknownCompany-reported · dated sources

What if?

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Describe a disruption, then ask follow-up questions.

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Hypothetical analysis using the loaded graph. Chat stays in this tab. Big Pickle’s provider may use prompts to improve its model; use public or non-confidential scenarios.

HOW TO READ THIS MAP

Evidence first.
Conclusions with limits.

A sourcing investigation starts with traceable claims. A missing record, a country of origin, or an audit lapse alone does not establish illegality.

01 / Relationship evidence

Company disclosures establish reported relationships. Graph arrows point from customer to upstream supplier. Equipment links describe production dependencies; they are not mineral custody records. Dashed links skip unresolved intermediaries.

02 / Legal scope

Assess the specific entity, transaction, jurisdiction and effective date. This prototype offers selected review questions; it does not determine compliance with all international law.

03 / Sourcing quality

Review labor, conflict, environmental impacts, traceability and remediation separately. An empty search result is not a clean bill of health.

04 / Supply security

Measure production sites, volumes and qualified alternatives. Headquarters and a small facility sample cannot establish supply concentration.

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