Two orders of magnitude to go relative to old inefficient lasers used at the facility. That said, I agree that this kind of laser inertial confinement will like

Two orders of magnitude to go relative to old inefficient lasers used at the facility. That said, I agree that this kind of laser inertial confinement will likely not produce a power source. It's still valuable though as it verifies the achievability of fusion ignition and the conditions needed. Furthermore, supercomputers do not replace these facilities, only complement them, as modeling a system solely in computers is a good way to find you have drifted away from reality.