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Scientists just used quantum computers to crack a problem that's been blocking unlimited clean energy for decades. The breakthrough could help solve the fuel shortage holding back fusion power plants.
A new California facility will test technology that allows fusion reactors to manufacture their own fuel while generating clean energy. This breakthrough component could make unlimited clean power finally practical.
A startup is building nuclear fusion reactors the size of a desktop to solve clean energy faster. Their small-scale approach lets them test new designs twice a week instead of waiting years.
After decades of "just around the corner" promises, fusion energy just raised $13 billion in five years and achieved its first ignition milestone. Now physicist Troy Carter is helping turn that breakthrough into actual power we can use.