HB11 is approaching nuclear fusion from an entirely new angle, using high power, high precision lasers instead of hundred-million-degree temperatures to start the reaction. Its first demo has produced ...

Housed inside Xcimer's 74,000-square-foot laser facility, Phoenix uses a krypton fluoride excimer laser, a gas-laser design ...

With the promise of unlimited energy, Xcimer has raised over US$100 million from investors and the US Department of Energy to develop a high-energy laser system that's intended for use in a practical ...

The illustration depicts an intense laser field (red wave) interacting with Deuterium and Tritium nuclei. By modifying the collision energy distribution, the laser field facilitates quantum tunneling ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In a major development, satellite imagery analysis has revealed that China is developing a laser fusion research facility in ...

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China’s race to harness fusion energy is no longer confined to a single experimental reactor. Its so‑called “artificial sun” has shattered long‑standing performance limits, while a vast new laser ...

California-based Longview Fusion Energy Systems has contracted US engineering and construction firm Fluor Corporation to design the world's first commercial laser fusion power plant. A rendering of a ...

Companies are looking to commercialize advances made by federally supported research labs in the quest for boundless energy. By Kenneth Chang Take a smidgen of hydrogen, then blast it with lasers to ...