Author: Xcimer Energy

February 24, 2026 Science

Xcimer publishes roadmap to commercialize laser-inertial fusion

Co-authored by Xcimer founders and Dr. Dirk Sutter of TRUMPF Laser SE, white paper outlines why Xcimer’s approach offers potential for significant cost advantages.

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February 3, 2026 Xcimer Energy

Researchers at Xcimer Energy and universities remove major bottleneck for commercializing laser fusion energy

New peer-reviewed measurements overturn decades-old assumptions and enable a next-generation fusion laser design Researchers at Xcimer, University of Illinois and University of Alberta demonstrated high-resolution, absolute measurements that confirm textbook models omit key behavior The breakthrough on Stimulated Brillouin Scattering confirms a key feature of Xcimer’s laser fusion architecture, which is more than an order […]

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From left to right: Xcimer researchers Austin Steinforth (Chief Laser Architect), Andrey Mironov (Director of Experimental Science), and Conner Galloway (CEO and Co-founder) work in the company’s Denver headquarters.
December 23, 2025 Press Releases

Xcimer Energy delivers technical update to U.S. Energy Sec. Chris Wright and U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans in Denver laser bay 

High-level visit, also including Chancellor of Colorado State University System Dr. Tony Frank, comes after Xcimer begins testing of one of the highest-energy KrF lasers in the world Xcimer’s prototype laser system, code-named “Phoenix,” will be complete in 2026; project is on-schedule and on-budget The leading laser fusion company has also advanced its multistate site […]

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During a technical briefing at Denver-based laser fusion leader Xcimer Energy, U.S. Energy Sec. Chris Wright greets pulsed power engineer Micah LaPointe. Looking on from left are U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans of Colorado; Xcimer Co-founder, President and CTO Alexander Valys; and Xcimer Co-founder and CEO Conner Galloway. Photo by Edward DeCroce
U.S. Energy Sec. Chris Wright greets pulsed power engineer Micah LaPointe. Photo by Edward DeCroce.
December 4, 2025 Press Releases

Xcimer Energy Expands U.S. Manufacturing Footprint With New Tucson Facility

TUCSON, Ariz. (Dec. 4, 2025) – Xcimer Energy Inc. is expanding its U.S. manufacturing operations in a Tucson industrial facility, where the leading laser fusion energy company will scale up production of components for its high-energy lasers, including high-performance energy storage capacitors.  The decision to expand in Tucson reflects the region’s longstanding capacitor industry and […]

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November 14, 2025 Press Releases

Leading laser fusion company Xcimer Energy launches 2026 internship program as hiring accelerates

  Xcimer will hire 13 summer interns for the 12-week program, with smaller cohorts in spring and fall.  All positions are paid and include housing and relocation stipends for those who live outside the Denver area. The internships are part of a bigger staffing push at Xcimer, which recently expanded its leadership team, hired sector […]

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October 23, 2025 Press Releases

Vulcan site search begins, led by Brian Boggs

Xcimer’s next-generation facility, Vulcan, will deliver the world’s highest laser energy and house the largest laser amplifiers ever built. Led by Brian Boggs, this effort will bring high-skill jobs and anchor the next wave of U.S. clean-energy innovation.

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Photo: Brian Boggs, Conner Galloway, and Mike Lynch lead Congressman Gabe Evans on a tour of Xcimer’s Phoenix Facility.
Photo: Brian Boggs, Conner Galloway, and Mike Lynch lead Congressman Gabe Evans on a tour of Xcimer’s Phoenix Facility.
June 11, 2025 Press Releases

Xcimer Energy Completes First Private-Sector Electron-Beam Excimer Laser

Denver-based inertial fusion company’s electron-beam excimer laser is also the first of its kind built by any organization in more than 20 years; in May, it achieved the longest pulse length of any KrF laser.   Xcimer Energy announced today the completion and operation of the world’s first electron-beam-pumped excimer laser built in the private […]

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Jeffrey Villanueva working on the Long-Pulse Kinetics Platform laser amplifier at Xcimer Energy in Denver, Colorado. - Photo credit: Edward DeCroce
June 4, 2025 Press Releases

Xcimer hires tech industry pioneer and forms science and technology advisory board as inertial fusion company accelerates growth

As Xcimer accelerates hiring, we’re proud to welcome Dr. Silvia De Dea—who helped build some of the most complex machines humans have ever created—as our new Head of Materials and Process Engineering. Alongside this key hire, we’re launching a world-class Science and Technology Advisory Board, bringing together top experts in fusion, engineering, and laser science to help advance Xcimer’s mission and explore adjacent markets.

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March 3, 2025 Press Releases

First Major Hardware Completed for Prototype Laser System, Validating Groundbreaking Fusion Energy Design

Xcimer Energy Inc. announced that it has completed the first key component of its prototype laser system, Phoenix, currently under development at its Denver facility. The newly completed Long Pulse Kinetics (LPK) platform is an electron-beam pumped excimer laser created to validate Xcimer’s modeling and design of such systems.  Xcimer’s fusion approach, which experts recognize […]

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A Xcimer employee inserts a copper sulfate solution resistor into a pulsed power system — part of the power supply for the laser amplifier.
February 17, 2025 Press Releases

$4 Million in Federal Funding Awarded to Xcimer for Advancing Inertial Fusion Laser Efficiency

Funding Part of Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) Program to Advance Technologies that Strengthen U.S. Energy Leadership Xcimer Energy Inc. announced that it has been selected to receive $4 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E). The funding is part of the Vision OPEN 2024 projects, which offer […]

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An optical engineer works on a pulse compression cell.
An optical engineer works on a pulse compression cell.
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