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Powered by 50-MWe utility-scale fusion plant in 2026?
"The same accelerator technology which produced TAE's sophisticated neutral beam system for fusion has also been adapted for TAE's medical technology subsidiary, TAE Life Sciences, to provide a non-invasive, targeted treatment for complex and often inoperable cancers. TAE also has a partially-owned power subsidiary - TAE Power Solutions - which has developed innovative energy storage and power delivery systems to serve multiple industries, including AI data centres, industrial users, and electric vehicles."
https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/articles/trump-media-announces-merger-with-fusion-firm-tae-technologies