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    Fusion startup Helion Energy has moved its target for delivering commercial fusion power, delaying the timeline for its Orion project, which had been slated to supply electricity to Microsoft. The company, backed by OpenAI chief Sam Altman, has been one of the most prominent names promising near-term fusion energy, so any shift in its schedule reignites debate over whether commercial fusion is genuinely close or perpetually out of reach.

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    Most data centers refusing to disclose water and electricity use●Most data centers refusing to say how much water, electricity they useYhnSportFootball21241 min ago

    Most data centers are refusing to say how much water and electricity they consume, according to a report from the Netherlands highlighted by NOS. The lack of transparency is drawing criticism as concerns grow over the industry's environmental footprint, particularly its heavy water and energy demands amid rapid expansion driven by AI and cloud computing.

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    Physicists Say $15 Billion Fusion Machine Cannot Work●This $15 Billion Nuclear Fusion Machine Can’t Work, Physicists Say▶youtubeSciencePhysics346K57 min ago

    Physicists are arguing that a nuclear fusion machine with a reported price tag of $15 billion will not work as intended, according to commentary circulating in the science community. The claim has drawn wide attention, with critics questioning whether the massive public investment in fusion energy can deliver on its promises. Supporters of fusion research have not been quoted in the available material.

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    Minnesota election leaders clear the air on courts and confusion●Courts and confusion: Election leaders in Minnesota clear the air✉newsWorldElections12 min ago

    Minnesota election officials held a public discussion addressing how court rulings and litigation are affecting election administration in the state. Election leaders sought to clear up confusion among voters about what the courts have decided and how those decisions affect voting procedures. The segment, covered by regional outlets, reflects ongoing public concern over election rules and legal challenges ahead of voting.

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    A DIY Guide to Functional Ultrasound Imaging●Functional Ultrasound Imaging (fUSI) from scratchYhnScience5059 min ago

    A detailed technical guide explains how to build functional ultrasound imaging (fUSI) systems from scratch. fUSI is an emerging brain-imaging technique that measures neural activity with high spatial and temporal resolution using ultrasound. The write-up covers the hardware, signal processing and practical steps involved, and is drawing attention among engineers and neuroscientists interested in low-cost, open approaches to brain imaging.

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    Study Links Cardiovascular Fitness to Sustained Attention in Elderly▼The association between cardiovascular fitness and sustained attention in the elderly—a diffusion decision model approach✉newsHealthFitness2 h ago

    A study published in Frontiers examines how cardiovascular fitness relates to sustained attention in older adults, using a diffusion decision model to separate effects on processing speed from decision-making quality. The modeling approach offers a finer-grained look at how fitness may support cognitive performance in aging, beyond simple reaction-time measures.

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    Mass Spectrometry Advances Nuclear Fusion Research▼How Mass Spectrometry is Advancing Nuclear Fusion Research✉newsSciencePhysics57 min ago

    Mass spectrometry, a technique for identifying gases and isotopes by their mass, is playing a growing role in nuclear fusion research. According to AZoQuantum, scientists use it to monitor plasma conditions, detect fuel impurities, and measure tritium levels in fusion experiments, helping improve reactor performance and move practical fusion energy closer to reality.

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    German chancellor accuses Russia of refusing Ukraine peace talks●German chancellor accuses Russia of refusing negotiations over Ukraine war✉newsWarUkraine2 min ago

    The German chancellor has publicly accused Russia of refusing to enter negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. The statement frames Moscow as the party blocking a diplomatic resolution to the conflict, which has continued since Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022. The accusation adds to ongoing debate among Western leaders about how to push Russia toward peace talks.

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    Talk of a European space merger between Airbus, Thales and Leonardo●# SpaceMonopoly # Airbus # Thales # Leonardo # spatial # fusion # commandes # industrie # aérospatial # Airbus # ThalesMmastodonScienceSpace26 h ago

    Reports are circulating about a possible fusion of the space activities of Airbus, Thales and Leonardo, a move being described as creating a European space monopoly. The discussion, tied to aerospace industry orders and consolidation, references a La Tribune report on defense and space, with observers weighing what a combined European champion would mean for the sector.

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    Madison students increasingly refusing school Chromebooks▼Madison schools see big spike in students refusing Chromebooks✉newsLifeEducation4 h ago

    Madison's school district is reporting a sharp rise in the number of students declining to take the Chromebooks the district provides for schoolwork. The Cap Times reported the spike, though the reasons behind the refusals were not detailed. The trend has drawn attention to how students and families view district-issued devices.

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    California Signs Fusion Legislation, Commits $30 Million to Quantum●California Signs Fusion Legislation and Announces $30 Million Quantum Investment✉newsSciencePhysics3 h ago

    California has signed new fusion energy legislation and announced a $30 million investment in quantum technology. The dual move signals the state's intent to build on its leadership in advanced energy and computing research, supporting commercialization efforts in both fusion power and quantum science. The announcement was reported by The Quantum Insider.

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    High-speed footage captures plasma erupting in fusion reactor▼Watch Plasma Erupt in Full Color Inside a Fusion Reactor at 16,000 FPS✉newsSciencePhysics9 h ago

    Newly released high-speed footage shows plasma erupting in vivid color inside a fusion reactor, filmed at 16,000 frames per second. The images offer a rare, detailed look at how plasma behaves during fusion experiments, highlighting the violent and unpredictable conditions researchers must control. The footage is drawing attention as fusion energy research continues to attract interest worldwide as a potential clean power source.

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    AI Helps Solve Longstanding Fusion Physics Problem▼AI Helps Researcher Find Exact Solutions to a Longstanding Fusion Physics Problem✉newsSciencePhysics9 h ago

    A researcher has found exact solutions to a longstanding problem in fusion physics with the help of artificial intelligence. The reported breakthrough suggests AI tools can contribute to fundamental theoretical work in plasma science, an area central to developing fusion energy. Details about the researcher, the specific problem, and the methods involved remain limited.

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    Oracle launches AI agent platform Oracle Fusion Claw with 25 new apps●オラクルがAIエージェント実行基盤「Oracle Fusion Claw」発表、25の新アプリを提供開始 | Web担当者Forum https://www. yayafa.com/2899824/ # AgenticAi # AI # AMmastodonTechnologyAI19 h ago

    Oracle has announced Oracle Fusion Claw, a new platform for running AI agents, alongside the launch of 25 new applications. The announcement, reported by Japan's Web担当者Forum, positions Oracle in the fast-growing agentic AI space, where vendors are racing to offer infrastructure for deploying autonomous AI agents inside enterprise software and business workflows.

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    Programmable fusion advances scalable photonic graph states▼Deterministic and programmable fusion for the scalable generation of photonic graph states✉newsSciencePhysics10 h ago

    Researchers publishing in Nature report a deterministic and programmable fusion technique for generating photonic graph states at scale. Photonic graph states are entangled light states central to photonic quantum computing, networking and repeaters. Making fusion deterministic rather than probabilistic, while keeping it programmable, is presented as a step toward scalable quantum photonics. The finding matters because scaling entangled photon sources has been a key bottleneck for optical quantum technologies.