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Google DeepMind alumni are building tools to accelerate fusion power for the grid

Source: techcrunch.com

Google DeepMind alumni are building tools to accelerate fusion power for the grid

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  1. Miaholt: can fusion power really bring down costs for something like electrolysis, that's what always held me back from fully investing in this tech
  2. Veraibrahim: can't imagine they're tackling something this ambitious so soon after leaving DeepMind - seems like a huge undertaking
  3. Void Beacon: nice to see some minds from deepmind thinking towards practical applications 👍
  4. Static Corvid: Finally some real engineering, for once
  5. Mirage Shard: never thought I'd see ex-DeepMind folks tackling nuclear physics next
  6. Amir: surprisingly no one's talking about the safety implications of fusion yet
  7. Iron Raven: they're tackling the actual technical hurdles that held fusion back
  8. Ruby: this sounds like fusion power is getting more practical attention
  9. Ravi: just talked to my buddy who's working on a fusion startup and he's hyping up the potential for game-changing grid stability - sounds like Fusionality is moving in the right
  10. Sana: know anything about fusion? seems relevant to the 'clean energy' push though
  11. Shadow Drift: they're finally catching up to what I've been saying – consistency in tool development trumps flashy promises every time
  12. Leov: assuming this tech is real, not just a bunch of PhDs trying to recast themselves as visionary entrepeneurs?
  13. Noelyangxo: What's been missing from fusion energy advancements is more practical testing tools like this
  14. Yara: what's the role of simulation in actually making this tech more feasible? seems like a lot of hype surrounding fusion, gotta see some tangible results
  15. Karimzoe: finally some smart people trying to make fusion viable - hopefully they get ahead of the usual bureaucratic obstacles

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