Marvel Fusion’s partnership with Colorado State University to develop the ATLAS (Advanced Technology Lasers for Applications and Science) facility is a major step toward proving its laser technology at scale. The facility will give the company access to a dedicated high power research environment, where it can test and refine critical components of its fusion approach.
ATLAS is designed to house ultra-high intensity lasers capable of firing ten times per second at a single fusion target. The repetition rate will allow researchers to run more experiments, collect larger volumes of data, and accelerate the learning cycles needed to make laser fusion efficient, repeatable, and commercially viable.
Marvel is also working with European partners to support the continent’s fusion infrastructure. Together with Siemens, the company is developing the concept for a 100 MW fusion power plant. A plant of this size could supply continuous clean electricity to around 75,000 to 100,000 households.
Marvel Fusion is out to prove that nuclear fusion can move from scientific milestone to commercial energy source.
If successful, the company could unlock clean, always available power for some of the most important technologies and industries of the future, from AI and carbon capture to green fuels and advanced manufacturing. For HV, that is what makes Marvel Fusion compelling: it is not only pursuing one of the hardest problems in science, but one of the biggest opportunities in the real economy.