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Michael Campbell — person — Clarity Today

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Fusion engineer at UC San Diego who told Nature that producing 100 megajoules from an 80-megajoule charge would be a strong achievement.

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Pacific Fusion pours concrete in Albuquerque; the yardstick is 500 megajoules at one shot per second

Ground broke on August 25 on a $1 billion, 156-module pulsed machine aiming at net facility gain by 2030. The commercial gap is five times the output and 86,400 shots a day.

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Adoption22
Hype gap+28
Incentives74

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