The Wendelstein 7-X stellarator in Greifswald, Germany, has recently concluded an experimental campaign that has set new records in nuclear fusion research. The stellarator outperformed previous fusion benchmarks and achieved a new record high triple product, a crucial parameter for the success of fusion power generators. This milestone represents a significant advancement in nuclear fusion technology, showcasing the potential of stellarators in achieving efficient fusion reactions. The success of the campaign was attributed to the development of a new fuel pellet injector and coordinated plasma heating, which extended the stable maintenance of the plasma. This breakthrough enabled the reactor to achieve a high energy turnover, surpassing its previous records and even exceeding benchmarks set by other fusion reactors worldwide. The achievement was lauded as a tremendous milestone by the international team involved in the project, emphasizing the importance of international collaboration in advancing nuclear fusion research. The success of the Wendelstein 7-X stellarator marks a significant step towards creating power-plant-capable fusion reactors and validates the stellarator concept in nuclear fusion technology.