ENN Fusion reports a hydrogen-boron fusion reaction on its Xuanlong-50U device, marking a milestone for commercial aneutronic fusion. The company claims a reaction rate exceeding 1e8 per second and notes advancements in non-thermal fast proton fractions. The development is presented as a step toward commercial, clean fusion with fuel options including hydrogen-boron.
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Highlights first clean aneutronic fusion in China and advanced fuel injection methods.
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