That info is available on Wikipedia as well as wikileaks. EAST is a part of the ITER endeavor – they all collaborate. There are other tokamak devices throughout the world, such as JET, the Joint European Torus, a Tokamak in Culham, UK. And Japan’s JT. Several here in the US. We need a map. They all work on various facets of the larger ITER goal.
As to how good EAST is, I’m sure it’s a great experimental device. 400s and 10 million degrees – don’t know what that means for a tokamak. The goal of a 400 second burn at 100 million degrees, isn’t that a key benchmark for tokamaks?
We need a handy table to lay out some of the goals and benchmarks for each of these devices and how they have divided up the work of pursuing net energy. It’s really an amazing international collaboration when you think about it.