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CERN Pushes Its New Magnets to the Full for the Future HiLumi LHC
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The CERN has just validated the full-power operation of the new quadripole magnets for the future HiLumi LHC. Powered at 16,230 amperes without any failure, these components will multiply by ten proton collisions by 2030. A major technical step before the shutdown of the current complex scheduled for June 2026.
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