edit: not sure why this was downvoted, it's directly relevant and the video and transcript discuss this experiment. It quotes Arthur Turrell: "This phenomenal breakthrough brings us tantalisingly close to a demonstration of 'net energy gain’ from fusion reactions – just when the planet needs it." But this comes close to getting Qplasma to be 1, which is about a factor of 50-70 lower than getting Q to be 1 (total power into the reactor vs usable power out of the reactor).
Perhaps because spreading the agenda-oriented opinion about fusion of someone who knows exactly as much about fusion as a high-schooler maybe isn't the best?
http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2021/10/how-close-is-nuclea...
edit: not sure why this was downvoted, it's directly relevant and the video and transcript discuss this experiment. It quotes Arthur Turrell: "This phenomenal breakthrough brings us tantalisingly close to a demonstration of 'net energy gain’ from fusion reactions – just when the planet needs it." But this comes close to getting Qplasma to be 1, which is about a factor of 50-70 lower than getting Q to be 1 (total power into the reactor vs usable power out of the reactor).