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such as the one at the International Thermonuclear Experimental reactor (ITER) project in southern France, use giant coils of electromagnets that consume much more energy than the machine actually produces.
The novelty of the ARC design is the nature of the electromagnets that confine the plasma.
ut the electromagnets had to be coppero superconductor could tolerate that magnetic field. Now the advent of advanced superconductor tapes could enable a compact reactor that produces fusion continuously.
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