Fusion power startup Cambridge Heavy Industries is building a small, laser-powered fusion device to fuel the coming wave of fusion power plants.
Cambridge Heavy Industries has been quietly building a desktop fusion device

Key takeaways
Cambridge Heavy Industries builds a tabletop fusion device, using lasers to compress fuel targets with a modular approach.
- The startup developed a small, modular fusion reactor for rapid experimentation.
- It uses two main lasers to compress fuel targets efficiently.
- The company raised $6.2 million in seed funding for its fusion technology.
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