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Fusion for Data Centres

AI and cloud growth are creating firm-power demand faster than grids can build it. Fusion is a natural answer.

Applications & MarketsUpdated 2026-08-11
Demand
Hyperscale, firm, clean
Fit
Low-neutron, point-of-use

Hyperscale data centres need very large, always-on, clean power — increasingly faster than local grids can supply. The low-neutron burner can, in principle, site nearer to load than a neutron-heavy plant, delivering firm point-of-use power. MetroVolt targets this at 13.678 GW class.

Design-stageSiting and delivery figures are design-stage targets for an unbuilt machine.

Common questions

Why is fusion a fit for data centres?

They need large, firm, clean power near load; the low-neutron burner can site closer to demand than a neutron-heavy plant.

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Content reviewed August 2026 · design-and-simulation stage