How will Samsung's new solid-state battery impact the silver supply-demand balance?
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Founder & Managing Director at Pinnacle Digest
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Samsung's solid-state battery is expected to use twenty times more silver than standard electric vehicle batteries. If commercialized successfully, this technology could consume five to ten percent of global silver production, driving demand significantly higher.
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