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Tech and national security reporter @WSJ. Formerly @reuters @mercnews @fresnobee. Mountain climber in my spare time. heather.somerville@wsj.com. DM for Signal #
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米、核融合に託す核備蓄の増強

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| The Wall Street Journal (Japan) Verified
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美国借力核聚变突破，升级核武库以抗衡中俄

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By Heather Somerville Verified
| The Wall Street Journal (China) Verified
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America leans on fusion breakthroughs to turbocharge its nuclear weapon arsenal

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| MSN Verified
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—On an expanse of desert here between a Netflix studio and self-storage facility, construction is under way on a fusion plant meant to help America win an escalating nuclear-arms race. By the decade's end, its developers say, the site will be home to a nuclear-fusion facility designed to subject weapons parts to the sorts of stresses they would experience in an all-out nuclear blast.
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