From fusion devices to microchips built for extreme conditions, new Genesis Mission Phase II projects show the range of SI-enabled engineering. @CFS_energy is developing a fusion digital twin & @Fermilab will use SI to design high-performance chips. energy.gov/articles/energy-d…
Cover image for "Genesis Mission Phase II Award Recipient." Features include logos for the U.S. Department of Energy, Genesis Mission, and Commonwealth Fusion Systems. The text highlights acceleration towards commercial fusion energy using an AI-enabled digital twin platform for SPARC, led by Commonwealth Fusion Systems LLC. Design includes a stylized white arc pattern on a black background.

ALT Cover image for "Genesis Mission Phase II Award Recipient." Features include logos for the U.S. Department of Energy, Genesis Mission, and Commonwealth Fusion Systems. The text highlights acceleration towards commercial fusion energy using an AI-enabled digital twin platform for SPARC, led by Commonwealth Fusion Systems LLC. Design includes a stylized white arc pattern on a black background.

U.S. Department of Energy, Genesis Mission, and Fermilab logos at the top. Text reads: "Accelerating eXtreme Environment Specs-to-Silicon Led by Fermilab. GENESIS MISSION PHASE II AWARD RECIPIENT. GOLDEN AGE OF SCIENCE" with a stylized arc design at the bottom.

ALT U.S. Department of Energy, Genesis Mission, and Fermilab logos at the top. Text reads: "Accelerating eXtreme Environment Specs-to-Silicon Led by Fermilab. GENESIS MISSION PHASE II AWARD RECIPIENT. GOLDEN AGE OF SCIENCE" with a stylized arc design at the bottom.

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Indeed, this computing technology is advancing rapidly. In our field of fusion energy, it can help us move faster by dramatically accelerating physics simulations and providing a co-pilot to help the control room team.
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