Google DeepMind Alumni Launch Startup to Speed Up Fusion Power Development

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A new company called Fusionality, founded by former Google DeepMind researchers, is working to accelerate the development of fusion energy. The startup is building control systems and simulation environments tailored for the fusion power industry. Its tools are designed to help fusion energy startups progress more quickly toward viable grid-scale power. By leveraging their AI and machine learning expertise, the founders aim to address key technical bottlenecks slowing the sector down.

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