Kronos is a company on a schedule. The physics is de-risked and the machines are drawn — what comes next is steel in the ground and fuel in the loop.
Every binding physics claim validated and reproduced. Three machines locked to a frozen design point. Engineering drawings complete, the supply chain mapped, and the core IP filed. The hard science is behind us.
Construction begins on the first Hyperion — the fuel foundry. Long-lead components on order, site works underway, the first magnets in fabrication.
The breeder comes alive and makes its own fuel — and a surplus. Medical-isotope and neutron-services production come online, turning the machine into revenue from its earliest operation.
Aegis and MetroVolt — the burners — demonstrate firm, dispatchable output, fueled by the breeder's helium-3. The two-machine architecture proven end to end.
Breeders and burners deploying together — isotopes and firm power delivered under contract. The first units of a fleet built to scale.
A growing fleet of breeders feeding a much larger fleet of burners — powering cities and data centers, supplying the world's isotopes, and anchoring an Earth–Moon helium-3 economy.