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Israeli Startup nT-Tao Partners with US Firm for Fusion-Powered Data Centers
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First reported by Bizportal · 1 day ago
What happened
Israeli startup nT-Tao is partnering with US firm Orion Nuclear Energy to develop and deploy compact fusion reactors for powering data centers. The technology, still in prototype stages, aims for commercial deployment by the mid-2030s.
- 01Israeli startup nT-Tao partners with US firm Orion Nuclear Energy.
- 02Compact 20 MW fusion reactors will power US data centers.
- 03Technology is in prototype phase, aiming for commercial use by mid-2030s.
- 04nT-Tao has raised over $28 million and received Israeli government grants.
- 05The startup is also exploring applications in the water sector.
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