MIT launches startup with $50M, aiming at 'zero-carbon energy' from nuclear fusion

“This is an important historical moment: Advances in superconducting magnets have put fusion energy potentially within reach, offering the prospect of a safe, carbon-free energy future,” MIT President L. Rafael Reif said.
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