CFS raises $1 billion in most recent funding round

Devens, Mass.-based fusion company Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) raised $1 billion in additional equity funding, the company said July 30.
CFS said in a press release the $1 billion financing round is the largest a fusion company has had since 2021 when CFS…

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