Scientists at Microsoft, IBM, and others are turning to AI to discover the next generation of battery tech
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Artificial intelligence and advanced computing are helping scientists quickly identify and develop new battery materials, reducing reliance on lithium and other scarce resources. In a collaboration between Microsoft and the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), researchers have identified a promising new solid-state electrolyte, NaxLi3−xYCl6, which could reduce…
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