Dawn Supercomputer: The race for fusion energy

Fusion is the natural process that powers our Sun. If fusion energy can be harnessed economically on Earth, it will provide a near-limitless form of clean, safe electricity. Find out how the UK Atomic Energy Authority is designing the UK’s prototype fusion energy power plant with the help of Dawn, the UK’s fastest AI supercomputer, at the University of Cambridge. Their work is paving the way for accelerating the use of fusion energy in the UK.
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The dawn will come

[@SamIIs]

Wow, what is the world going to be like in the ten years.

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To advance fusion technologies for the future one would be looking into phase wave interactions of all matter in the whole of the plasma ie how phase waves be they of any charge type positive or negative including magnetic confinement systems phase waves there from keep an eye on cern knowledge and iter deduce young ones deduce

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Der Supercomputer in Cambridge Universität.

[@merlepatterson]

Mobile Thorium Reactors (along with LWR's) would be much quicker and cheaper to produce. Not to mention far moeer adaptable.

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With so much money spent in war and handling to billionaires we could be in another stage of development