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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 Russia's Kurchatov Institute to Receive 5.7 Billion Rubles in Fiscal Budget Support: Focusing on Controlled Thermonuclear Fusion and Advanced Plasma Technology R&D
- 4 Pulsed Fusion Technology Race Drives U.S. High-Voltage Semiconductor R&D; Helion Secures $225 Million to Build Domestic Supply Chain
- 5 General Fusion Announces Business Update: LM26 Plasma Heated to Approximately 0.72 keV
- 6 India's Private Fusion Tokamak PRAGYA Achieves Plasma Operation
- 7 Japan Selects Four Companies for Fusion Power Program
- 8 Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Opens a New Path to Controlled Fusion Ignition: Implementing a "Heat First, Fuel Later" Strategy to Substantially Lower the Energy Threshold
- 9 ITER Tokamak Advances Assembly in France, Fusion Experiment Targets 150 Million Degree Celsius Plasma
- 10 Marvel Fusion, Colorado, and Siemens Energy Sign Letter of Intent to Advance Laser-Driven Fusion Energy Cooperation
- 11 ITER Tokamak Plasma Instability Simulation Tool JOREK Released as Open Source
- 12 US PPPL Reconstructs 70-Year-Old Lawson Criterion, Proposes New Fusion Ignition Pathway of "Heat First, Fuel Later"
- 13 Masayoshi Son: Nuclear Fusion Could Become Key to Powering Future AI Data Centers
- 14 MIT Startup Develops "Desktop" Dual-Laser Fusion Device, Targeting Tritium Fuel Gap
- 15 Zhejiang Ziming Cryogenics Secures Investment from Two Major Central Energy SOEs to Scale Up Fusion Cryogenic Systems