As reported in Beijing’s PanDaily, miHoYo and Chinese investment firm NIO Capital are putting $63 million into research and development at Energy Singularity, a company that is building “the next generation of high-performance fusion devices.”
concisely explains what this potentially means for the future of energy. Nuclear fusion is a theoretical form of energy production with very little waste. If achieved, it can have a significant impact on the fight against climate change. That’s what Energy Singularity is aiming for, and investments from companies like miHoYo can help it get there.
miHoYo made another games-adjacent venture recently. Just two weeks ago from the time of this writing,, which seeks to combine “games, anime, and other entertainment” under one banner. It’s already produced things like anime, manga, music, and even desktop apps around its IP, so a full-on universe of content does seem like the natural next step.
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