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Plus: Elon Musk announces cage fight with Meta’s CEO will be live on X [Blueprint]( ⚛️ Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in California have repeated a nuclear fusion experiment, and produced more energy from fusing hydrogen atoms than was required to initiate the reaction. While still far from practical use, that the team were able to repeat the surplus energy milestone is reassuring. Now, more work is needed to translate laboratory reactions into a daily reality in commercially-viable powerplants. Still, [today’s news]( takes us one step closer to harnessing energy from fusion rather than fossil fuels. In the fast-paced world of marketing, the ability to deliver personalized and targeted messaging is crucial for driving success. 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