Fifty-thousand-year-old diamonds may be used to design ultra-hard yet malleable electronics
Researchers say diamonds formed during a high-energy shock wave from an asteroid collision around 50,000 years ago have unique and exceptional properties.
GM’s Ultium battery inches ahead in the electric range race
With the debut of the electric Chevrolet Blazer this week,…
Ford’s flurry of supply deals gives iron a starring role in EVs
Ford Motor Co.’s new laundry list of battery-metals suppliers reads…
Gold price gains as investors weigh growth concerns; palladium price jumps
Gold headed for its first weekly advance since early June…
Ford announces series of deals to accelerate EV push
Ford said it has now sourced about 70% of the…
