“We’re almost five months into shipments. We have three different customers already using our cells to serve their end customers,” Zhu notes, highlighting the company’s swift transition to commercial operations while many competitors remain in early development stages. “Compared to a lot of other people, most of them are still on the PowerPoint or paperwork
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