Nature: LS Cable, a South Korean company based in Anyang-si near Seoul, is taking part in a program to modernize South Korea’s electricity grid. As part of that effort, LS Cable has ordered 3000 km of high- Tc superconducting wire from the Devens, Massachusetts-based American Superconductor. Although the dollar value of the sale has not been announced, its scale makes it the largest for superconducting wire. Nature‘s Joseph Milton reports on the deal and its implications.
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