@ChrisMayLA6 Sounds about right for the UK.
But also note the stasis in America, coasting along, paying more attention to marketing and respraying and accounting tricks than innovation.
Unlike China, where govt & private firms have (by Western standards) comprehensive tiers of researchers, being pushed to innovate, patent, and scale up rapidly.
Haven’t read the FT article, what are the EU, Indian, and Asean+Japan numbers?
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Although the article uses EU derived data (as far as I can see) the entire article is pitched as a discussion of that three way comparison.... so no comparative EU data quoted, sorry
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In response to this post@BashStKid @ChrisMayLA6 Relevantly today China announced a significant advance in fusion development. The country that wins that race wins all the chips.
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