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[tphuang]

The post I quoted was in this thread.

Is BYD's SSB technology the be all and end all? Why is lithium battery technology still continuously evolving? SSB has not even started mass production yet.

Incredible that you seem to think BYD has got it sewn up.

Again, this should not be in science and technology thread. This is the end of this conversation in this thread.

and again, I am talking about battery companies ahead of CAS, not just BYD.

 

[virsuvei]

It seems like the West is very depended on Chinese rare earth process equipments

Quite much of rare earth processing of Soviet Union happened in Sillamäe, Estonia. The plant has continued operation under different owners, facing profitability and environment protection concerns. The present operator is Neo Performance Materials Inc.

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[broadsword]

Again, this should not be in science and technology thread. This is the end of this conversation in this thread.

and again, I am talking about battery companies ahead of CAS, not just BYD.

Again, I was replying to a post in this thread. And I beg your pardon, do you have any link of companies doing something similar or better than CAS? Share over on the EV thread and explain why they are ahead if it is not already in the reports.

BTW, SSB battery usage will not be limited to EVs, I'm sure.

 

[GulfLander]

The FY-4B satellite achieved the world's first 250-meter resolution, one-minute continuous regional imaging, while FY-3E became the only civilian satellite observing during dawn and dusk hours, filling a global monitoring gap.

Meanwhile, the domestically developed Beidou sounding system has reached a world-leading level, breaking the monopoly of the GPS system in meteorological sounding.

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[PopularScience]

Naked mole rats' DNA could hold key to long life

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[PandaAI]

Can someone more knowledgeable tell me how big a deal this is?

Lynas is claiming producing dysprosium, one of the most in-demand heavy rare earth, by sourcing metal from australian mines. I used to think China had complete monopoly on dysprosium.

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Malaysia most likely using equipment from China. This is why China is cracking down on technologies now. These technology restrictions should have been done years ago. China’s critical technology exports should be outright banned. Not just restricted. No country can be trusted. Even Pakistan was selling rare earths to the US.