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General Atomics has committed $20 million to a Canadian nuclear fusion venture aimed at advancing tritium fuel cycle technologies. This investment is part of a broader trend in which Commonwealth Fusion Systems raised $863 million in its latest funding round, positioning itself as a leader in the fusion industry. The Canadian initiative, Unity 2, will focus on creating a facility designed to test the deuterium-tritium fuel cycle, a crucial component for practical fusion power generation, with plans for operational readiness by mid-2026.