superconductors
Latest about superconductors

By Jowi Morales Published
Microsoft wants to use superconducting cables to transport electricity with zero losses, allowing it to save space and build more data centers without putting more strain on the grid.

By Luke James Published
Researchers at NYU and the University of Queensland have demonstrated superconductivity in gallium-doped epitaxial germanium, fabricated using industry-standard semiconductor tools.

By Mark Tyson Published
Welcome the thermodynamic future of AI acceleration.

By Christopher Harper Published
Miassite, which is found naturally and can be synthesized, can function as a superconductor at low temperatures.

By Francisco Pires Published
A glimmer of hope emerges.

By Francisco Pires Published
Increasing resolution into the moment where matter changes states.

By Francisco Pires Published
This is the third Ranga Dias-authored paper to be retracted

By Francisco Pires Published
A brief view into what superconductors are; how they work; the story and research behind them; and what our superconducting future could look like.
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