by Michael Heumann | Sep 3, 2026 | AI
Some of the technologies this company (and others) have created seem to be operating dangerously beyond human controls. The Fusion Report has generally been positive and supportive of the potential of AI, but less so about some of the companies that are involved in...
by Michael Heumann | Aug 6, 2026 | AI
First electricity, then water, and now (basically) all high-tech devices – is there anything that AI isn’t making more expensive? Don’t misunderstand us – The Fusion Report isn’t against artificial intelligence (AI). We use AI for doing basic research,...
by Michael Heumann | Jun 25, 2026 | AI, Data Centers
According to a recent study, the costs of electricity and water are not the only things that AI data centers are negatively impacting Earlier this month, The Fusion Report covered the concept of building artificial intelligence (AI) data centers in space, with the...
by Michael Heumann | Dec 16, 2025 | AI, Data Centers, Fusion Energy
Why Data Centers Are Switching to High-Voltage DC Power One of the areas that The Fusion Report has focused on over time is data centers and their role in the evolution of the utility grid (both positive and negative) in the developed world, particularly in...
by Michael Heumann | Sep 30, 2025 | AI, Data Centers, Grid Cyber Reliability, Grid Infrastructure Reliability, Grid Management
Highlights from the Transmission and Distribution Live 2025 Conference If you have been following The Fusion Report for a while, you know that in addition to covering specific fusion topics, we also cover adjacent spaces that support the commercialization of...
by Shaun Walsh | Feb 12, 2025 | AI, Fusion Energy, Fusion Funding, Fusion Research
Elon, Edison, and Fusion Haters Fusion Energy – The Haters, Skeptics and Believers I am sure folks who have been in fusion energy longer than I, have heard from their fair share of haters and skeptics. I have to confess that I am amazed at how many of...
