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Trump Media, the company that He runs the social media network Truth Socialcentered around nuclear fusion. It has announced its merger with California-based fusion energy company TAE Technologies, and plans to begin construction of a fusion power plant in 2026.
Trump Media and Technology Group will become the holding company for the new organization, although shareholders from each company will own approximately half of the newly formed company, which Companies say Its value will be more than $6 billion. President Trump previously owned a majority stake in Trump Media, however Transfer that to the trust It was run by his son, Donald Trump Jr., before he took office in January. Don Jr. will be one of nine board members of the newly formed company.
The new company has ambitious plans, announcing that it intends to start building “the world’s first large-scale fusion power plant” next year, and have it up and running by 2031, although it will have to find a site and secure permits first. This plant aims to generate 50 MW, although larger plants with a capacity of 350-500 MW are planned.
“Trump Media and Technology Group built an irrevocable infrastructure to secure Americans’ freedom of expression online, and now we’re taking a big step forward toward revolutionary technology that will cement America’s global energy dominance for generations,” said Devin Nunes, CEO of Trump Media. “Nuclear fusion power will be the most dramatic energy breakthrough since the advent of commercial nuclear power in the 1950s — an innovation that will lower energy prices, boost supply, ensure America’s superiority in artificial intelligence, revitalize our industrial base and strengthen our national defense.”
TAE Technologies has been developing its fusion technology for decades, helped in part by investment from Google. Edge Visited TAE again in 2019when the hope was that an emerging new technology called “AI” might help the company crack the code and unleash fusion.
As for Trump Media, it reported a loss of roughly $55 million in the third quarter of 2025, but has significant digital assets after that. It is branching out into cryptocurrencies in May. The merger is expected to close in mid-2026, pending approval from both shareholders and, in theory, regulators.