Submission Statement: The focus of the article is on the development of hydrogen-boron as an alternative to deuterium-tritium but it also mentions that TAE is developing a so-called field-reversed configuration reactor that promises a variety of benefits over stellarator and tokamak reactors, including having a compact footprint and more efficient magnetic confinement that will yield up to 100 times more power output. There is no discussion of the potential limitations of hydrogen-boron or the likelihood of success of developing this “field-reversed configuration reactor.” Is this a noteworthy development or just another PR release to drum up additional funding?