TAE Technologies said it will skip its planned sixth-generation reactor, Copernicus, and move directly to Da Vinci, a prototype commercial fusion power plant, after its newer Norm device achieved record plasma performance. The company said the accelerated roadmap keeps it on track to deliver commercial hydrogen-boron fusion power in the early 2030s. The announcement followed TAE's disclosure of one of its clearest commercialization timelines, targeting the start of a utility-scale plant in 2026. TAE Technologies is a Parkway Venture Capital portfolio company.
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