Our Mission
Fusion is the future. At nTtau Digital LTD we believe we can harness the latest and greatest in AI innovations to get power plants on the grid sooner.
Our Story
Founded in 2023, nTtau Digital LTD was created with a clear mission in mind: to reduce the time it takes to go from a power plant concept to an operational reactor. We currently tackle designs at the pre-conceptual level, with plans to advance through to conceptual and engineering designs as we progress. Leveraging multi-objective optimization (MOO), we unlock insights that are impossible to discern with the human eye alone, revolutionizing the design process. As part of a consortium with the University of Manchester and the University of Oxford, we are funded under an SBRI by the UKAEA for the digital design of power plants. Our long-term vision is to cut down the design time for power plants from decades to a fraction of that, transforming the energy sector and accelerating the transition to sustainable power sources.
Our leadership team is composed of seasoned experts in AI, nuclear fusion, and software development, dedicated to driving transformative impact in the energy sector. Leading our charge is Simon Woodruff, a veteran in nuclear fusion with over 25 years of experience. Simon has contributed significantly to major fusion research projects and initiatives, including work with ITER, General Fusion, and the US Department of Energy's Innovative Confinement Concepts (ICC) program​.
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Our CEO, Simon, is a firm believer in nurturing talent through his companies, providing opportunities for his teams to flourish and grow. This philosophy ensures that our team not only excels but also remains at the forefront of technological innovation.
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Additionally, we have established key partnerships with prestigious institutions like the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL), the University of Manchester, and the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA). These collaborations enhance our capabilities and reinforce our commitment to innovation and excellence in the digital design of power plants.
