by Michael Heumann | Nov 4, 2025 | Data Centers, Fusion Energy
Highlights from NVIDIA GTC 2025, Washington D.C The primary business, or more correctly the purpose, of fusion energy is the generation of electricity. While fusion does have other uses such as industrial heat (and potentially even space travel in the...
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 Michael Heumann | Aug 19, 2025 | Data Centers, Fusion Energy
Data Center Growth: What is Reality, and Who Should be Paying for It? The Fusion Report has run several articles on the impact of data centers on both electricity consumption and electricity management. One of the clear messages is that the growth in data...
by Michael Heumann | Jun 26, 2025 | Data Centers
AI Data Centers: Driving Battery Technologies That Could Be Useful Beyond Powering Servers If you have been paying attention to almost anything regarding the grid, electricity, consumption, or in general not living under a rock, you know that the growth of...
by Michael Heumann | Feb 26, 2025 | Data Centers, Fusion Energy
Data Centers and the Insatiable Demand for Electricity In a recent blog we discussed how artificial intelligence (AI) could help realize fusion energy through the modeling of such things as the complex magnetohydrodynamics of plasmas, the impacts of neutron...
by Michael Heumann | Feb 10, 2025 | Data Centers, Grid Infrastructure Reliability, Regulatory, Trump 2.0
The Power Grid, AI, Fusion Energy, and DoE’s Chris Wright What do the power grid, artificial intelligence (AI), fusion energy, and Secretary of Energy Chris Wright all have in common? If you are a user of electricity from the public power grid in the U.S.,...
