Firm fusion power for data centers.

AI-era compute needs firm gigawatts, not intermittent averages. MetroVolt is the Kronos answer: a continuous, clean generator sized to sit beside the campus it powers.

Machine

MetroVolt (~1400 m) · ≈ +2832 MWe

Profile

Firm, continuous — 24/7

Siting

Co-located with the load

Conversion

Direct energy conversion + thermal cycle

The binding energy constraint for large data centers is not annual average generation — it is firmness: gigawatts available every hour, close enough to avoid transmission bottlenecks. Intermittent sources meet that only with large storage overbuilds. MetroVolt supplies it directly: a steady-state tandem-mirror generator at campus scale.

Its output is clean (low-neutron D–³He), continuous, and partly generated by direct energy conversion. Siting it next to the load removes grid-congestion risk — a structural advantage for operators racing to power AI compute.