Trump Media’s Stock Soars On $6B Nuclear Fusion Deal | DJT - video Dailymotion

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Trump Media & Technology Group just announced a $6 billion merger with nuclear fusion company TAE Technologies, sending DJT stock sharply higher.  TAE Technologies is backed by major investors including Google, Chevron, Goldman Sachs, and has spent decades developing fusion reactors aimed at delivering utility-scale clean energy. The deal comes as AI data centers drive massive new demand for electricity and as nuclear energy regains political and market support.  In this video, we break down what TAE Technologies does, why fusion energy is attracting Big Tech and Wall Street, and what this merger means for the future of energy, AI infrastructure, and public markets.

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00:00Trump Media just made a $6 billion bet, not on social media, but on Nuclear Fusion.

00:06Shares of Trump Media and Technology Group jumped after announcing a merger with TAE Technologies,

00:11a nuclear fusion company backed by Google, Chevron, and Goldman Sachs.

00:16The deal values TAE at about $6 billion, including $200 million in cash at signing

00:22and another $100 million tied to regulatory filings.

00:25After the merger, existing TAE shareholders will own roughly half of the combined company.

00:31Founded in 1998, TAE has raised more than $1.3 billion and is developing fusion reactors

00:37aimed at delivering utility-scale power alongside energy systems for AI data centers.

00:43The company plans to begin building its first fusion power plant in 2026

00:47with commercial power targeted for the early 2030s.

00:50With Trump Media, Big Tech, and Wall Street aligned, fusion is moving from science experiment

00:56to serious energy investment.

Trump Media’s Stock Soars On $6B Nuclear Fusion Deal | DJT

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