They aren't getting the $900M up-front. > Taneja proposed that investors commit a sum to be paid over time, with tranches released only if Pacific Fusion reach

They aren't getting the $900M up-front. > Taneja proposed that investors commit a sum to be paid over time, with tranches released only if Pacific Fusion reaches certain milestones. “The team was a little skeptical at first,” he says of the Pacific Fusion people. “But it became clear that that structure resonated, because everybody takes early-stage risk in these really capital-intense, long-duration moonshots.”