Fusionality, a startup from former Google DeepMind executives, has secured $3.7 million to develop standardized control systems for nuclear fusion reactors with the help of artificial intelligence.
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From the Swiss Plasma Center at EPFL and founded by two former Google DeepMind researchers, Fusionality is completing a pre-seed turn of 3 million francs. The young company wants to provide nuclear fusion companies with technology bricks to pilot and analyze their devices.
Fusionality, a startup from former Google DeepMind executives, has secured $3.7 million to develop standardized control systems for nuclear fusion reactors with the help of artificial intelligence.