The brief
- HH70 achieved first plasma in June 2024 as the world's first all-HTS tokamak, later sustaining 1,337 seconds of steady plasma.
- Company holds record for 26.7 Tesla cryogen-free HTS magnet achieved June 2026, the highest field for insulated HTS magnets.
- HH170 targets 10 Tesla center field and 150 cm major radius, with Q>2 demonstration by 2027.
Technical approach
High-temperature superconductor coils
HTS materials superconduct at ~77 K instead of ~4 K, reducing cooling costs and enabling compact designs.
Smaller, higher-field tokamaks
HTS magnets enable tokamaks with smaller radius but higher field, reducing size and cost vs conventional designs.
Continuous plasma confinement
HH70's 1,337-second run demonstrates steady-state operation, required for commercial fusion reactors.

