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Fusion startup Helion is developing new semiconductors that could double output of its power plants

Fusion startup Helion has received $175 million in federal funding to develop advanced semiconductors for its power plants. This innovation aims to significantly reduce electricity loss, potentially doubling power output by 2028.

TechCrunch· Oct 22, 2026 · 4:22 PM · 3 views

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Fusion startup Helion has received $175 million in federal funding to develop advanced semiconductors for its power plants. This innovation aims to significantly reduce electricity loss, potentially doubling power output by 2028.

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