nope, not when you account for: 1. losses in conversion of heat to electricity (generally under 50% efficient) 2. losses in electricity to EM power of the las

nope, not when you account for: 1. losses in conversion of heat to electricity (generally under 50% efficient) 2. losses in electricity to EM power of the laser we are still a long way's off from designing a fusion apparatus that can sustain the fusion reaction on its own power.