Cobalt $75k, page-22

How about the computing industry? I am not a technical person but I came across this article about Intel using cobalt in their new chip .. I wonder how much of an impact if any that would have on future cobalt demand for PC's, maybe smart home devices .... (just thinking very wildly here)

http://www.zdnet.com/article/iedm-2017-intel-unveils-10nm-technology/

Quote:
".. The tighter fin pitch, Intel's latest generation of strained silicon, and contacts with lower resistance (in part by replacing tungsten metal with cobalt) deliver higher transistor performance. Intel had previously said that in comparison to 14nm, 10nm would deliver a 25 percent increase in performance or cut power nearly in half. At IEDM, the company said 10nm increases drive current by 71 percent for NMOS transistors and 35 percent for PMOS..."