Thea Energy, Inc. is spearheading the development of a digital twin model for its Helios fusion power plant, collaborating with industry leaders NVIDIA and Synopsys, along with national laboratories such as Argonne and Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. This initiative leverages cutting-edge artificial intelligence and advanced simulation techniques to enhance the design and operational efficiency of fusion energy systems. The Helios digital twin will enable Thea Energy to analyze performance in real-time, facilitating rapid iterations and reducing development costs significantly compared to traditional methods. This project aligns with the U.S. Department of Energy's Genesis Mission, which aims to fast-track the commercialization of baseload fusion power. Thea Energy's innovative planar coil stellarator architecture is designed to provide a safe and zero-emission energy source. The company anticipates operating the Helios plant in the 2030s, building on insights gained from its Eos demonstration system, which aims to produce steady-state fusion power. The collaboration exemplifies a critical public-private partnership in advancing fusion technology.