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Researchers used an electric field to switch the chirality of phonons within a ferroelectric crystal.
An analysis conducted by a North Carolina State University professor found that individual permit applications submitted by Amazon Web Services and Duke Energy Progress underestimated the project’s total potential pollution.
The demonstration underscores the technology’s potential to improve energy efficiency, losing half as much power as conventional transformers.
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