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General Fusion

General Fusion is a Canadian fusion energy company developing Magnetized Target Fusion, an approach in which a liquid-metal wall mechanically compresses a magnetized plasma, without the superconducting magnets or high-powered lasers that other fusion designs depend on. It operates the LM26 demonstration machine at its facility near Vancouver.

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Updated Oct 15, 2026

–General Fusion announced that its LM26 prototype reached an electron temperature of 1 keV (about 1.1 keV, or more than 12 million degrees Celsius), described as a world first, using a mechanical plasma compression method.

–General Fusion announced the 1 keV result jointly with the UKAEA, and said it was accompanied by meaningful ion heating.

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