TAE Technologies has signed an agreement with Black Moon Energy Corporation to explore helium-3 as a fuel option for its fusion power plants. This partnership aims to provide an alternative, cost-competitive fuel supply, enhancing TAE's flexibility compared to other fusion technologies limited to deuterium-tritium fuel. TAE plans to build its first commercial fusion power plant, Da Vinci, by 2031, with a capacity of 50 MWe, scaling up to 350–500 MWe in future facilities. The collaboration supports the development of a sustainable fusion fuel supply chain, crucial for bringing fusion energy to market.
Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) reported a net loss exceeding $238 million in its fiscal second quarter, a sharp increase from the $20 million loss in the same period last year. The loss was mainly driven by over $190 million in declines from d...
Trump Media's stock fell over 8% to $9.39 before its Q2 earnings report, erasing recent gains amid concerns over stagnant advertising revenue. The company has not introduced new revenue sources, continuing to rely on underperforming ads. Despite the ...
Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group fell 7.83% to $9.41, continuing a decline driven by regulatory concerns and weak financial results. The company recently launched the Truth API, which has faced bipartisan criticism and a Senate request for an...
