This achievement sets the stage for higher-energy tests, bringing the company closer to scalable, net-energy fusion power. Credit: SciTechDaily.com For decades, fusion researchers struggled with ...
As it happens, Altman and Son are backing a startup that says it can provide it. It’s a fusion energy company called Helion that recently raised $425 million in a funding round backed by SoftBank.
The global race toward creating an energy source that is carbon-free, consistent, and low risk is more than a decade in the making—and Helion Energy believes the end is in sight. The ...
An experimental nuclear fusion reactor in China last week triggered a lot of excitement by keeping its operational state maintained for more than 1,000 seconds, or over 17 minutes, which is a new ...
Fusion energy startup Helion has yet to prove it can generate electricity, but that hasn't stopped investors from dumping another $425 million into the venture. This latest round included more cash ...
Helion isn't alone in the race to make nuclear fusion a reality. As our own David Szondy noted last July, nearly 50 privately funded fusion startups in 12 countries are aiming to deliver ...
In a major development, satellite imagery analysis has revealed that China is developing a laser fusion research facility in Mianyang, a city in the southwestern region of the country. The scale ...
Few fusion startups have been as closely watched as Helion. The 12-year-old company is backed by Sam Altman, rumored to be in talks with OpenAI, and has a deal to supply Microsoft with electricity ...
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