The title seems misleading. There doesn't appear to be any new technology here, just a funding round announcement. In a press release, the company listed a bun

The title seems misleading. There doesn't appear to be any new technology here, just a funding round announcement. In a press release, the company listed a bunch of advantages that they claim their technology has over current batteries The aversion to link to source documents really hurts the credibility of publications like this. It forces me to try to find the "press release" on my own. Ok, here it goes. I went to the Solid Power press release page and found nothing about a breakthrough - indeed nothing since last June, and then nothing of technical note: https://www.solidpower.com/en/news/press-releases/ https://www.solidpower.com/en/news/press-releases/ The blog has one more recent entry, but it's just a trade show event: https://www.solidpower.com/en/news/ https://www.solidpower.com/en/news/ Oddly, neither page mentions the recent funding round.