GA is proud to announce its concept for a compact #fusion pilot plant. We will leverage our six decades of experience in fusion research and technology development to deliver clean, safe, and economically viable #fusionenergy. Learn more here: ga.com/fusion-pilot-p…
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- We are excited to announce a new partnership with @ livermore_lab to advance power and exhaust handling in # fusionenergy pilot plants using machine learning. Efficiently removing particles from the 150M degree fusion plasma is a key challenge. ga.com/ga-and-llnl-an…
- Could the world could see self-sustaining fusion as soon as the 2030s? Yes! And GA is helping make it happen through support of the ITER experiment under construction in France @ITERorg @us_iter bit.ly/2BV11G6
- The ITER project in France has continued to progress, and major construction is now more than 70% complete toward first plasma in 2025. GA is contributing a variety of key components and technologies to ITER. @iterorg @us_iter ga.com/magnetic-fusio…
- Achieving ignition is a world-first! GA proudly supplies critical components, diagnostics, and associated equipment to the labs conducting this exciting research. Congratulations to the @energy, @NNSANews, and @livermore_lab on this breakthrough.
- One of the seven modules GA is fabricating for the @ITERorg Central Solenoid emerges from the furnace after five weeks of heat treating to create the superconducting material in the core of its windings ga.com/magnet-technol…
- One of the seven modules GA is fabricating for the @ITERorg Central Solenoid emerges from the furnace after five weeks of heat treating to create the superconducting material in the core of its windings bit.ly/3eNX44B
- Though this 3-D printed structure looks completely random, it’s been modeled with a specific lattice structure to improve its performance when converted to a plasma during laser implosion ga.com/additive-manuf…
- Congratulations to General Atomics researchers Emily Belli and Jeff Candy, who recently used the fastest supercomputer in the United States to model multiscale turbulence of mixed deuterium-tritium burning plasmas for the first time. bit.ly/3JNP6IY #Fusionenergy
- GA’s laser micro-machining lab supports a wide variety of important physics research and other activities. This laser-drilled hole is only 150 micrometers in diameter! ga.com/manufacturing-…
- General Atomics is fabricating the modules for the #ITER central solenoid (CS). When fully assembled, the CS will be the largest pulsed superconducting electromagnet in the world and would be powerful enough to lift an aircraft carrier out of the water. #fusionenergy
- Achieving the world’s first fusion ignition in a lab was a historic accomplishment. GA proudly provided the target assembly used in the experiment, which strengthened our national security and opened a new chapter in the pursuit of #fusionenergy. Photo Credit @livermore_lab
- One of the seven modules GA is fabricating for the @ITERorg Central Solenoid emerges from the furnace after five weeks of heat treating to create the superconducting material in the core of its windings bit.ly/3eNX44B















