（4）Hydrogen boron fusion, future energy

Future Energy Exploration: Global Collaboration Focusing on Human Civilization

The commercialization of hydrogen boron fusion is not only an energy iteration, but also a leap forward in the form of human civilization. Based on current progress, experts predict that the next 20 years will be a critical exploration period for fusion technology to move from the laboratory to commercialization.

By then, relying on the almost unlimited fuel supply and zero pollution characteristics of hydrogen boron fusion, humanity will completely break free from dependence on fossil fuels, and the cost of electricity may be reduced to one tenth of traditional energy, unlocking infinite possibilities for fields such as AI computing power and interstellar exploration. This transformation, deeply participated and led by Chinese enterprises, will ultimately drive humanity from the "energy constrained era" to the "civilization level leap era".

As one of the largest and most influential international scientific projects to date, representatives of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) program also participated in this seminar. Laban Coblentz, the spokesperson for ITER, said, "As the world's largest fusion experimental platform, the ITER program brings together tens of thousands of researchers from around the world for international collaboration. Xinao's active exploration in the field of spherical ring hydrogen boron fusion is an important contribution to the global development of fusion research. ITER hopes to strengthen cooperation with private enterprises in the future and work together to accelerate the development of global fusion technology. Only through concerted efforts can the fusion industry, which concerns the future destiny of humanity, steadily move forward. “

When the world's top "brains" collectively focus on this disruptive technological revolution, constantly breaking boundaries and working hand in hand to carry out ecological cooperation, the commercial landing prospects of hydrogen boron fusion are no longer a distant science fiction story.