This week two more Big Tech companies bet on nukes as Google and Amazon joined the party Microsoft started a few weeks ago. All that training of AI models takes a lot of power. And that’s despite, or ...

Amazon and Google are investing in small modular reactors to power their AI operations and reduce carbon emissions. The tech giants aim to leverage nuclear energy as a reliable, carbon-free power ...

Investment firm Craig-Hallum has upgraded NuScales stock outlook, citing the companys strong position within the growing ...

Google has ordered a fleet of small nuclear reactors to ensure its AI data centers have enough power. Why exactly?

"One of the fastest ways to address climate change is by transitioning our society to carbon-free energy sources, and nuclear ...

The VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF NLR has advanced 13.2% so far in October, on track to score it best month since April 2009. The Global X Uranium ETF URA is up 14.5% in the same period, with the $4 ...

The companies did not reveal financial details of the agreement or where in the U.S. the plants would be built. Google said ...

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Electricity demand expected to grow 15 percent in the next few years, driven by growth in data centers for AI, more electric ...

OpenAI’s GPT-4 model was at the center of a recent partnership between Microsoft, Palantir, and various U.S. defense and ...

They're looking to a new generation of small modular reactors, while Microsoft has its own nuclear plans tied to the Three ...