Overview
- CFS announced at CES a collaboration with Nvidia and Siemens to build a digital twin of its Sparc tokamak using Omniverse/OpenUSD and Siemens’ Xcelerator/NX toolchain.
- The company said it has installed the first superconducting magnet inside the Sparc cryostat, with a total of 18 planned and the final unit slated for installation by summer.
- CFS targets initial Sparc operation in 2027 at its Devens, Massachusetts site as it pursues magnetic confinement fusion using high‑temperature superconducting magnets.
- Executives say AI‑supported physics simulations could compress years of manual experimentation into weeks of virtual optimization.
- CFS positions Sparc as a step toward its planned Arc commercial plant in the early 2030s and has disclosed an initial power purchase agreement with an oil and gas company.