Over 55 companies worldwide are racing to deliver commercial fusion power. Many now focus on specific ‘enabling technologies’ that form the backbone of their fusion machine designs.

Discussing the financing of fusion's global commercialisation--and cocktails. What to expect from FusionXInvest:Global in Silicon Valley.

Australia does not yet have many private companies working in fusion, but the situation may change quickly in light of Australian policy changes to enable fusion.

Whilst fusion energy is broadly viewed positively, most people admitted in recent research, to knowing little about the technology.

Building on a heritage of fusion science and engineering, in recent months the US and Japan announced a strategic partnership to accelerate fusion commercialisation.

The pursuit of a net energy-producing fusion plant by the mid-2030s is progressing at full speed, with coordination between public and private sector shaping supply chain and fusion development.

As global warming continues to threaten the lives of billions, where do we go from here? Romi Mahajan, CEO of ExoFusion, gives his perspective.