General Atomics and SDSC use AI to advance fusion laser research
The GALADRIEL lab at General Atomics is built around a terawatt-class, ultra-short pulse sapphire laser system.
Credit: General Atomics
Collaboration combines high-performance computing and artificial intelligence to accelerate the design and optimisation of laser systems for inertial confinement fusion research
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