by Michael Heumann | Aug 18, 2026 | Fusion Energy
In this article we explore all the different ways that first walls can be made (depending on the type of fusion machine) Last year, The Fusion Report did a series of articles on different types of fusion, whether it be inertial fusion energy, magnetic fusion energy or...
by Frankie Berry | Aug 14, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Things You Gotta Know MIT Researchers Publish a Framework for Judging When Fusion Power Plants Can Turn a Profit MIT professors Dennis Whyte and Andrew Lo co-authored a study in the Journal of Fusion Energy proposing a quantitative framework for assessing what it...
by Michael Heumann | Aug 11, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Assuming that AI’s accelerated demand will still be around in the mid-2030s to “lift all boats” is probably not the best answer. At The Fusion Report, we fully believe in a future where fusion plays a key role in our global energy picture, and particularly the energy...
by Frankie Berry | Aug 7, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Things You Gotta Know TAE Technologies and Black Moon Energy Enter Strategic Helium-3 Supply and Commercialization Agreement for Fusion Power TAE Technologies announced it has signed an agreement with Black Moon Energy Corporation (BMEC) to support the future...
by Frankie Berry | Jul 31, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Things You Gotta Know Wendelstein 7-X Launches a €6 Million Project to Build the World’s Most Powerful Fusion Microwave Heating System The Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics is developing 2-megawatt gyrotrons to upgrade plasma heating on Wendelstein 7-X,...
by Michael Heumann | Jul 28, 2026 | Fusion Energy, Quantum Computing
Forget artificial intelligence and approximations – quantum computing eliminates them and provides exact answers The Fusion Report has spent a fair amount of ink (OK, digital ink) on the various relationships between artificial intelligence (AI) and fusion...
