HPQ Silicon Inc V.HPQ

could Solid Power be the company that has NDA with hpq???

[firefly123]

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/solid-power-unveils-all-solid-state-platform-technology-transitions-silicon-cells-to-pilot-line-301297438.html

[Casavantsghost]

Based upon this statement withing the article you posted... I should think not. The removal of all flammable liquids and gels in Solid Power's all-solid-state cell architecture also addresses many of the traditional challenges of silicon-rich anodes, providing good cycling stability and long calendar life without the need for expensive nanostructures.  

[firefly123]

I missed that. So if they are not using nano silicon particles. Then what kind of silicon are they using in the anode? They do say they are using a high silicon anode. Not sure what that silicon is if it is not nano silicon.

[Snowdogy]

I think Bernard addresses part of your question in this short clip of a longer interview:

[Snowdogy]

That youtube insert didn't work for some reason. Try this: https://youtu.be/E7wgCe_z5Rc

[Breizh1]

Snowdogy, Here is your link to HPQ video with Bernard: HPQ Aiming to Become THE Low-Cost Silicon Provider

[Casavantsghost]

Firefly I'm not sure either. Total guess is that it seems like some kind of chemical process but I am not sure?