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Date has passed, but arstechnica.com does not confirm it happened then; unverified.
Gigazine, published 24 March 2017 within the pin's stored 22-24 March 2017 window, reports Kaneka's cell reached "a power efficiency of 26.6%" certified by NREL, corroborating the record-breaking efficiency claim in the pin's description.
TechXplore reports Kaneka Corporation "broken the record for silicon-based solar cell efficiency by producing a cell that was tested to be 26.3-percent efficient," published 21 March 2017, one day before the pin's stored 22 March 2017 date, closely matching the announcement.
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