Magnetic confinement advance promises 100 times more fusion power at half the cost

Magnetic confinement advance promises 100 times more fusion power at half the cost

A team of fusion researchers at TAE Technologies, Inc., in the U.S., working with colleagues from the University of California, has developed a new type of fusion technology that the company claims produces 100 times the power of other designs while costing just half as much to run. Their study is published in the journal Nature Communications.