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TAE Technologies Completes Multi-State Site Evaluation Tour for First Fusion Power Plant
The tour included visits to Alabama, Ohio and Texas, where meetings and on-site evaluations addressed a range of factors relevant to deployment, including infrastructure readiness, grid connectivity, land access, workforce availability, transportation access, state and local incentives, and long-term development potential.
TAE Technologies Advances Site Evaluation Process with Multi-State Visits Ahead of First Fusion Power Plant
TAE Technologies commenced site visits across multiple U.S. locations as part of its siting and development process for its first fusion power plant.
The visits, scheduled across the United States, are part of a broader evaluation effort to identify locations capable of supporting the development, construction and long-term operation of TAE’s initial 50 MWe fusion facility and future utility-scale deployments.
TAE Technologies Announces Cedric Burgher as Chief Financial Officer
TAE Technologies Announces Cedric Burgher as Chief Financial Officer – Burgher brings more than two decades of financial leadership experience in capital-intensive, publicly traded energy companies, including serving as CFO of Occidental Petroleum, QR Energy and KBR, Inc.
Trump Media and Technology Group to Merge with TAE Technologies
Trump Media & Technology Group to Merge with TAE Technologies, a Premier Fusion Power Company, in All-Stock Transaction Valued at More Than $6 Billion
Read independent media coverage and published articles featuring TAE Technologies, its fusion research, and company milestones.
A nuclear fusion breakthrough may be closer than you think
Scientists dreaming of fusion are no longer toiling in the shadows. They are being courted by governors, billionaires and tech behemoths eager to get in on the ground floor of what they see as a transformative, carbon-free fusion economy. TAE, for example, is so closely collaborating with Google on its work that the Silicon Valley tech giant has a virtual control room on its campus enabling it to engage with the fusion firm’s experiments.
Why Big Tech is investing billions in fusion
Scientists dreaming of fusion are no longer toiling in the shadows. They are being courted by governors, billionaires and tech behemoths eager to get in on the ground floor of what they see as a transformative, carbon-free fusion economy. TAE, for example, is so closely collaborating with Google on its work that the Silicon Valley tech giant has a virtual control room on its campus enabling it to engage with the fusion firm’s experiments.
Birthing a Star to Save a Planet
TAE’s relationship with UC Irvine has been a critical cornerstone of the company’s development. From the earliest days, the university provided the company with credibility, resources, and an innovative ecosystem that enabled the company’s growth.
Google places another fusion power bet on TAE Technologies
Since 2014, Google computer scientists have worked with engineers at TAE to use machine learning (a form of AI) to find the ideal settings for a fusion device.
Exclusive: Fusion energy developer TAE raises $150 million
The company is working closely with Google, which is seeking advanced energy sources to power its hyperscale data centers.