Metatron N.R.G.'s micro-plasmoid based desktop-computer-sized fusion reactor could revolutionize world of clean, affordable energy

 https://www.israel21c.org/building-a-nuclear-reactor-the-size-of-a-desktop-computer/

"achieved ignition in plasmoids, now aims to build fully functioning prototype directly generating electric power within 3 years... solved core stability challenges... cost-effective, scalable... difficulties creating extreme temperatures/ pressures overcome using plasmoids, tangled bundles of super-hot charged gas (plasma) held together by magnetic fields... breakthrough is in generating new types of stable plasmoids that can effectively catalyze fusion via the quantum mechanical effect known as tunnelling"

Grok's AI says: "faces significant challenges: complexities in plasmoid stability/ materials, need funding beyond $2M used for achieving ignition, engineering/reg hurdles for home-use. small Israeli 3-person team/  ambitious timelines"

Key Citations: Metatron NRG Official Website, details on fusion technology, CTech Article on Metatron NRG, fusion claims and funding, The Israeli plan to fit a fusion reactor into a container, BBC News, NT-Tao comparison, Fusion Energy: Potentially Transformative Technology Still Faces Fundamental Challenges, U.S. GAO, Researchers address material challenges to make commercial fusion power a reality, Ames Laboratory, The United States Looks to Fusion to Re-inject Energy in the Global Climate Efforts, CSIS, Fusion power takes a commercial turn, Cipher News, What Is the Future of Fusion Energy?, Scientific American, The challenge of fusion power, Knowable Magazine