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This article focuses on Proxima Fusion's strategic investment in high-temperature superconducting (HTS) tape manufacturing, a critical component for generating the magnetic fields required to contain plasma in fusion reactors. The piece highlights the supply chain dynamics where current production is dominated by Asian manufacturers like China and Japan, alongside emerging applications of HTS technology in data center cooling. While it mentions broader tech contexts, the core subject remains the material science and industrial scaling essential to advancing commercial fusion power.
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Proxima Fusion bets €140M on a critical fusion ingredient dominated by Asian suppliers

TechCrunch1 min read

Proxima Fusion said Wednesday it plans to build a €140 million ($162.6 million) factory to produce fusion-grade high-temperature superconducting (HTS) tape, which will provide the startup with key component to its reactor design.

Proxima Fusion is betting on a critical ingredient for its fusion reactors: superconducting tape. Proxima Fusion said Wednesday it plans build a…

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