Silicon-anode batteries could be the next big thing in tech, as they start to win the attention of Airbus, Porsche Mercedes-Benz and General Motors.
Lithium-ion battery performance has hit a plateau in recent years, but a breakthrough in technology promises new heights are soon to be in sight.
Batteries made with silicon instead of graphite — the commonly used material in battery anodes today — have been shown to enable significantly higher energy density and faster charging.Amprius Technologies"We've demonstrated that we can charge to 80 percent in under six minutes," added Jon Bornstein, the company's chief operating officer. Amprius is already working with
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