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- 1 U.S. Fusion Company Advances Deuterium-Helium-3 Fusion Testing
- 2 Princeton team launches Borealis Fusion, focusing on the magnetic mirror pB11 pathway
- 3 Pulsed Fusion Technology Race Drives U.S. High-Voltage Semiconductor R&D; Helion Secures $225 Million to Build Domestic Supply Chain
- 4 ITER Tokamak Plasma Instability Simulation Tool JOREK Released as Open Source
- 5 U.S. Fusion Roadmap Targets Early Power Plant Deployment by Mid-2030s
- 6 Israel's nT-TaO Signs Memorandum of Understanding with US-based Orion to Explore Deployment of Compact Fusion Systems for Data Center Power Supply
- 7 Masayoshi Son: Nuclear Fusion Could Become Key to Powering Future AI Data Centers
- 8 ASP Isotopes Subsidiary Evaluates Metal Hydrofluorination and Fluorination Project in Namibia
- 9 Germany Launches Fusion Milestone Program: Plans to Invest €2.5 Billion to Support Fusion Companies Toward Commercialization
- 10 Russia Plans to Build New Tokamak Device Using Reactor Technologies
- 11 Princeton University and PPPL Launch Collaborative Graduate Program in Plasma Science and Technology
- 12 American Fusion Company Launches Texatron Test Program at Texas Tech University
- 13 French Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection Authority Approves Exemption of ITER Vacuum Vessel from Fission Pressurized Equipment Regulation
- 14 ITER Organization Director-General Attends Aix Economic Forum to Discuss Complexity Management of Pioneering Strongly-Coupled Mega-Projects
- 15 Japan's JT-60SA Experimental Team Advances Preparations for Next Operation Phase