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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Satomi Ishihara for happy clue delivery! CTOnews.com August 1 news, recently a South Korean team published a paper saying that the world's first atmospheric room temperature superconductor, the true or false about the research has not yet been determined, and now there is an American company also claimed to have discovered room temperature superconductor, and has obtained relevant patents.

Florida-based Taj Quantum announced that it has obtained an important patent for a room-temperature superconducting material, which may mean that the material will enter the production stage.

Paul Lilly, CEO of Taj Quantum, said: "We are pleased to announce that we have finally obtained our patent for room temperature Type II superconductors. "

CTOnews.com notes that patent number 17249094, granted to Taj Quantum last week, describes a type II superconductor with perforated carbon-based material coated on at least one surface with an activator, a nonpolar liquid. Taj Quantum claims that this type II superconducting material can operate over a wide temperature range from-100 ° F (-73 ° C) to 302°F (150°C). However, the material has not been peer-reviewed or evaluated by third-party laboratories, and performance data has not been provided, and the company said it is working to resolve these issues.

Room-temperature superconducting materials have long been sought after by the physics community because they can transmit current without resistance, revolutionizing electronics, energy, transportation and more. All known superconducting materials require extremely low temperatures to work, which greatly limits their range of applications.

"We're in the odd position of having a patent for a technology that could be revolutionary in many fields," Lilly said. The last thing we want to do is block further scientific progress. We're working with our lawyers to develop a way for universities and nonprofits to open source our technology while retaining the rights associated with making money from derivative technologies without burdening those technologies. This is a fine line we need to walk. "

Founded in 2018 as LGC, the company has contracts with the U.S. military and large corporations in areas such as video encoding and encryption. John Wood, co-inventor of the company, said: "We live in exciting times, with new discoveries in a variety of fields. "

More information, charts, videos and images will be released in the coming days and weeks, the company said. The company also said it would hire new scientific teams and build laboratories and production facilities to apply superconducting technology to everyday electronics in the next decade.

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