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BlueStar Fusion Completes "Angel+" Round Financing, High-Temperature Superconducting Stellarator Project Moves to Engineering Implementation Phase

BlueStar Fusion Completes "Angel+" Round Financing, High-Temperature Superconducting Stellarator Project Moves to Engineering Implementation Phase

Recently, Hefei BlueStar Fusion Technology Co., Ltd. (BlueStar Fusion, hereinafter referred to as "BlueStar Fusion") completed an Angel+ round of financing on the scale of several hundred million RMB, with a post-investment valuation exceeding 3 billion RMB. Following the completion of this financing round, the company will continue to advance the verification of key components, engineering manufacturing, and full-system integration of the high-temperature superconducting stellarator, with the goal of initiating the construction of the Phase I high-temperature superconducting stellarator system by 2027. BlueStar Fusion was established in August 2025 and is primarily engaged in the R&D and engineering of high-temperature superconducting stellarator technology. The company has assembled a professional team of nearly 100 members, covering fusion physics, superconducting magnets, structures and precision manufacturing, cryogenic engineering, artificial intelligence, and other disciplines. Ex...

2026-08-04

IAEA Launches New Project to Advance Research Network on Small and Medium-Sized Fusion Devices

IAEA Launches New Project to Advance Research Network on Small and Medium-Sized Fusion Devices

The International Atomic Energy Agency recently launched a new Coordinated Research Project, aiming to further strengthen the global network of small and medium-sized fusion devices, supporting multinational coordinated experiments, diagnostic technology development, and personnel training, providing a platform for cultivating the next generation of fusion researchers. The Tokamak TT-1 device at the Thailand Institute of Nuclear Technology (TINT) has long participated in the IAEA Coordinated Research Project on the network of small and medium-sized fusion devices, contributing to international cooperation, research, and capacity building. (Photo: JP Cayol/IAEA) This project builds upon a previous five-year collaborative research program. The previous project was named Small and Medium-Sized Magnetic Confinement...

2026-07-30