Brookhaven and Great Sky demonstrate superconducting AI chips on fusion-plasma data
Brookhaven National Laboratory reports that its collaboration with Great Sky, PPPL and DIII-D demonstrated superconducting neural-network hardware on three plasma-analysis tasks. Two used recorded DIII-D data for anomaly classification and disruption prediction; another used TORAX simulated data to predict sawtooth instabilities. This is a fusion diagnostics and control-enabling hardware demonstration, not demonstrated net-energy production or a successful LENR result. Integration during a future DIII-D experimental campaign remains prospective.
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