General Atomics has introduced EXCALIBUR, an integrated laboratory metrology system designed to inspect and calibrate X-ray optical components, thin films, and Bragg crystals.

Proposed test facility will evaluate fusion blanket systems, supporting commercialization of reliable, sustainable and carbon-free energy.

General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems expands domestic production of silicon carbide for advanced nuclear and energy applications.

General Atomics has completed the world's largest and most powerful pulsed superconducting magnet, which will power fusion reactions at the ITER international fusion science facility.

GA-EMS verified its SiGA SiC cladding joints remained gas-tight after 180 days in corrosive reactor coolant, advancing nuclear fuel safety.