Energy Singularity announces a new magnet record with a claimed field strength of **21.7 tesla**, surpassing previous benchmarks in high-field magnet technology. The achievement could advance applications in quantum computing, medical imaging, and particle physics. The company has not disclosed technical details or validation processes in public statements.
A Chinese energy startup targets **$500 million** in funding to develop the **HH70 tokamak**, a next-generation nuclear fusion reactor. The project aims to advance more cost-effective fusion technology. The reactor is designed to break performance records in plasma containment and energy output.
China unveils the HH70, the world’s first fully high-temperature superconducting tokamak. The device, developed in Shanghai, represents a breakthrough in fusion energy research by integrating superconducting materials into tokamak design. This advancement could accelerate progress toward practical fusion power generation.
Energy Singularity secures nearly **RMB 400 million** in a Series Pre-A funding round. The capital injection supports the company’s focus on energy technology innovation, though specific use cases or investors remain undisclosed.
