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notebookcheck.net > Hyundai-tests-clear-Unigrid-s-sodium-ion-battery-with-no-fire-or-thermal-propagation.1384895.0.html

Hyundai tests clear Unigrid’s sodium-ion battery with no fire or thermal propagation

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (433+ words) Notebookcheck A sodium-ion battery developed by California startup Unigrid has passed Hyundai Motor Group's technology validation program without catching fire or exhibiting thermal propagation, highlighting the chemistry's growing potential as an alternative to conventional lithium-ion batteries. The testing focused on…...

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notebookcheck.net > Steam-Deck-gets-9-new-playable-games-in-latest-Proton-update-as-Valve-releases-version-11-0-2.1375181.0.html

Steam Deck gets 9 new playable games in latest Proton update as Valve releases version 11.0-2

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (533+ words) Notebookcheck Valve has finally released Proton version 11.0-2, and the latest update is now available for everyone to download. The new update brings a long list of fixes, improvements, and compatibility changes for Linux and SteamOS devices, including Steam Deck and…...

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notebookcheck.net > North-America-s-largest-clean-energy-deal-would-push-985-MW-of-Canadian-hydro-into-the-US-grid.1371416.0.html

North America's "largest clean energy deal" would push 985 MW of Canadian hydro into the US grid

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (333+ words) Notebookcheck Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec have struck a new agreement over Churchill Falls, effectively ending a contract that has rankled in the province since 1969. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced it in St. John's on August 17. He stood on…...