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The ITER nuclear fusion project in Cadarache, France, has reached a significant milestone with the completion of the central solenoid, a crucial superconducting magnet. General Atomics announced the successful fabrication of its six modules, which will stabilize the reactor's plasma.

Despite challenges ahead, including a projected operational date of 2034, this achievement underscores the collaborative efforts in advancing clean energy technologies. The U.S. emerges as a leader in fusion energy development, highlighting the potential for sustainable energy solutions in the future.