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Thea Energy releases peer-reviewed Helios fusion plant design papers

Thea Energy says 16 peer-reviewed papers describing its Helios stellarator power-plant design have been published in a special issue of Fusion Engineering and Design. The company says the design uses software-controlled planar magnet coils, a continuous divertor system and sector-based maintenance. It projects roughly 400 MW of electric output, but describes Helios as a design and says its first large-scale integrated stellarator, Eos, will precede it. The company says it is targeting Helios operation in the 2030s.
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NASA commits up to $700 million for Blue Origin Mars relay network

NASA committed up to $700 million under a firm-fixed-price contract for Blue Origin to design, develop, integrate, launch and operate a Mars communications relay network. The Mars Telecommunications Network will use Mars Telecomm...

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Intel passes one million High-NA EUV wafers, studies larger masks

Intel said it has processed more than one million 300-mm wafers on High-NA EUV scanners, including installation, certification, R&D and production work. The company certified the tools for its 18A process earlier this year and say...

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Humain reported to raise $2.5 billion for Saudi AI data centers

Saudi state-owned AI company Humain is reported to be raising an initial $2.5 billion fund through BSF Capital to finance data-center construction. The article says the debt-and-equity fund would support 250 megawatts of computin...

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TSMC says Arizona chip plan has grown to $265 billion

TSMC says its planned Arizona investment has grown to $265 billion, covering six logic fabs, two advanced-packaging facilities and an R&D center, with additional facilities planned for 2-nanometer and more advanced technologies. ...

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Fab2 reports $500 million Series A for modular chip-fab buildout

Fab2 said it closed a $500 million Series A at a $3.7 billion valuation to expand its effort to build semiconductor-fab equipment in house and assemble smaller fabs from it. The company operates a roughly 120,000-square-foot fab i...

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Goodman wins approval for 135MW Sydney data center

New South Wales has granted Goodman Group planning permission for Project Apollo, a 135MW data center at Macquarie Park in northern Sydney. Goodman estimates the project at about AU$1.4 billion and plans eight data halls after dem...