General Fusion and General Atomics have teamed up to develop advanced diagnostic systems to measure extremely high plasma temperatures in General Fusion's LM26 fusion demonstration program. This collaboration aims to support key milestones, including achieving plasma heating up to 10 keV (100 million degrees Celsius), critical for validating their Magnetized Target Fusion technology. General Atomics will provide expertise in diagnostic tools and data analysis, helping General Fusion progress toward commercial fusion energy. The partnership strengthens efforts to achieve practical, cost-effective fusion power at a commercially relevant scale.
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