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Superdielectrics unveils aqueous zinc battery after independent tests
British battery technology company Superdielectrics has released independent test results for its aqueous zinc battery and is targeting the energy storage market for AI data centres. The company said the battery offers a longer lifespan than lithium-ion cells in high-power use, along with faster charging and discharging and higher safety. It said a proprietary polymer separator enables rapid ion movement in an aqueous electrolyte. The company did not disclose energy density or capacity figures.
