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Helion, a fusion energy startup, is accelerating its efforts to build a power plant for Microsoft, with a completion target set for 2028. The company has recently secured a new round of funding, which is expected to bolster its development capabilities and expedite the project. This partnership highlights the growing interest in fusion energy as a viable solution for sustainable power, particularly in the tech industry, where companies like Microsoft are seeking innovative ways to meet their energy needs and reduce carbon footprints. The collaboration represents a significant step forward in the pursuit of clean energy solutions, as Helion aims to harness fusion technology to provide reliable and environmentally friendly electricity.
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