ITER builds global, high-speed data backbone for remote scientific participation
ITER, the international mega-project constructing the world’s largest experimental fusion reactor, expects thousands of scientists from partner countries to participate in experiments once the machine begins operating in the 2030s – but ITER is regulated like a nuclear fission facility, which means remote control of plant systems is strictly prohibited. While scientists abroad cannot log…
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