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Room Temperature Superconductors and their Potential
The discovery of a room temperature superconductor could lead to a revolution in technology, including infinite battery storage and superconducting microprocessors. Hydrogen-rich compounds are promising candidates but require high pressures to operate at room temperature. The potential benefits of a room temperature superconductor could also include cheaper renewable energy and more power efficient AI chips.
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Superconductivity can lead to interesting applications like levitating magnets and frictionless trains, as materials conduct electricity with no resistance at very low temperatures.
1:08:41 - 1:11:10 (02:28)
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Superconductivity can lead to interesting applications like levitating magnets and frictionless trains, as materials conduct electricity with no resistance at very low temperatures.
ChapterRoom Temperature Superconductors and their Potential
EpisodeE120: Banking crisis and the great VC reset
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
This episode discusses the need for discovering a material that can superconduct at room temperature in order to advance technology such as maglev trains and infinite battery storage.
1:11:10 - 1:15:43 (04:32)
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This episode discusses the need for discovering a material that can superconduct at room temperature in order to advance technology such as maglev trains and infinite battery storage. The podcast explores the discovery of a new material called hydride that can superconduct at room temperature under high pressure.
ChapterRoom Temperature Superconductors and their Potential
EpisodeE120: Banking crisis and the great VC reset
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The controversy surrounding the recent claim of room temperature superconductivity causing a buzz on the potential applications it could have on renewable energy, computing power, and AI chips.
1:15:43 - 1:18:35 (02:52)
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The controversy surrounding the recent claim of room temperature superconductivity causing a buzz on the potential applications it could have on renewable energy, computing power, and AI chips. However, lead researcher's data noise removal technique was questioned and could have skewed the results.