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The biggest advantage is when a fusion reactor is out of fuel or has any issues it just stops, while a fission reactor can go into a catastrophic meltdown and have major problems.
The ‘waste’ products from a fusion reactor are helium (which can be sold commercially) and not a lot else. There is some residual radioactivity, but not nearly as much as the highly dangerous products from a fission reactor.
There is also enough fuel in the world’s oceans to last for hundreds of millions of years. Uranium deposits cannot last for more than a century or two, if that.