Proxima Fusion has raised $468 million as it looks to move towards commercializing the promising but infamously difficult technical challenge of nuclear fusion.

Google and British billionaire Alex Gerko’s XTX Markets have backed German start-up Proxima Fusion, broadening their bets on ...

Companies around the world are competing to see who can build the first commercially viable nuclear fusion reactor. German ...

General Atomics has received tax-credit funding from the state of California to design and develop a new facility in San ...

Western automakers face significant challenges in China's electric vehicle market. Local rivals now lead in technology, ...

Shuji Nakamura, Nobel laureate and LED inventor, now pursues limitless clean energy with laser-powered nuclear fusion via ...

Magnetic fusion start-up Proxima Fusion has raised €411 million ($469.69 million) from investors including Alphabet's Google ...

Google (GOOG) (GOOGL) participated in a €411M ($468M) funding round for Germany-based Proxima Fusion, which is aiming to build Europe's first commercial fusion power plant. The round was led by XTX ...

Buy exposure via a fusion/space-style venture basket or direct secondary stakes in Proxima Fusion. The €411M round with ...

Nuclear fusion needs blankets, so to speak, and scientists, engineers and workers at General Atomics are poised to create a ...

Monitoring antineutrino emissions from a fusion reactor could enable scientists and authorities to determine whether the ...

An experimental fusion reactor in Madison, Wisconsin, has achieved a technical milestone by converting ...