Yeah I've become wary of "scientific breakthrough" articles that never seem to materialize into anything. But ITER uses huge tower cranes and trucks in the tho

Yeah I've become wary of "scientific breakthrough" articles that never seem to materialize into anything. But ITER uses huge tower cranes and trucks in the thousands of tons of material required to sustain a temperature hotter than the surface of Sol because of their fuel selection. It seems the small player with a new approach that perhaps demands less complexity in their scaled up commercial reactor could win a commissioning contract with a lower bid during late 2020s early 2030s international bidding. "First milestone is demonstrating the reactions, which should be easy." And "chirped pulse laser amplification" is the recent discovery Hora says will make it possible.