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...
by Michael Heumann | Jul 23, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Between a commercial funding source and a recipe for fusion success, this is as good as it gets… The Fusion Report has covered the efforts of numerous companies to achieve commercial fusion energy; in most cases the engineering and scientific approaches are the same,...
by Michael Heumann | Jul 21, 2026 | Fusion Energy
A single scaled pulsar created an 80-nanosecond pulse with 440 gigawatts of peak output power at 1.1 million volts The Fusion Report has covered the architecture of Pacific Fusion’s pulser-based inertial fusion system, which utilizes an array of...
by Frankie Berry | Jul 17, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Things You Gotta Know LLNL and Pacific Fusion Partnership Drives the Sirius Pulsed Power Prototype Past 3,000 Shots and a Peak Power Record Pacific Fusion and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory announced that Sirius, an LLNL pulsed power prototype built on the...
by Michael Heumann | Jul 16, 2026 | Fusion Energy
More companies above $100M in total funding isn’t a bad thing… Among other things in the commercial fusion industry, The Fusion Report tracks closely is the success at which the industry raises new venture capital (VC) funding rounds in the past 12 months. For the...
