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July 2026 | B.J. Sporer | Journal of Plasmas Physics | Paper The magnetic confinement topologies potentially capable of macro-stability with core plasma pressure greatly exceeding the vacuum magnetic field pressure (or ‘β → ∞’) are discussed.

The C-2 FRC plasmas are created via the dynamic merging of two compact toroids and partially sustained through the injection of high power neutral beams.

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November 2025 | R. Jaber | APS DPP 2025 | Poster TAE Technologies’ current experimental device C-2W (also known as “Norman”) produces and sustains a steady state field reversed configuration plasma through neutral beam injection, edge biasing, and a robust real-time plasma control system.

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TAE Technologies, the most advanced clean fusion energy technology company, developing carbon-free, cost-effective energy with no harmful byproducts.

TAE Technologies and Google have been in partnership since 2014. TAE has collaborations with universities and research institutions around the globe.

TAE Technologies was founded in 1998 to deliver carbon-free electricity to the grid using non-radioactive hydrogen-boron fusion.

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Updated: June 2020

Fusion startups including Commonwealth Fusion Systems, TAE Technologies, Helion and Pacific Fusion raise substantial private funding as they pursue commercial power. CFS has raised nearly $3 billion, while TAE had raised $1.79 billion before announcing a proposed $6 billion merger with Trump Media. The companies pursue different reactor designs and timelines: Helion aims to generate electricity for Microsoft in 2028, while CFS expects its Sparc reactor to operate in late 2026 or early 2027.

Dec 2025 · TechCrunchNews article

Commonwealth Fusion Systems, TAE Technologies, Helion, Pacific Fusion, Shine Technologies, General Fusion, and Tokamak Energy pursue distinct fusion designs, with reported funding ranging from hundreds of millions of dollars to nearly $3 billion. Their approaches include tokamaks, field-reversed configurations, inertial confinement, and magnetized target fusion. Shine also sells neutron testing and medical isotopes while developing capabilities for future fusion.

Sep 2024 · TechCrunchNews article