Big tech needs to find more energy-efficient ways to run AI data centers, and direct their major energy investments, along with the government, to clean renewable energy that doesn’t make our ...

The Space Force calls the robot dog a quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle or QUGV. But readers will recognize it as the kind of Boston Dynamics-style robot dog drone. There are a dozen different ...

AI is already creating a surge in reliable power demand. It is a demand that nuclear and natural gas are competing to fill.

“This agreement helps accelerate a new technology to meet energy needs cleanly and reliably, and unlock the full potential of AI for everyone.” Terrell argues that the adoption of nuclear ...

With the electricity consumption of data centres, artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrencies set to grow in the coming years, major tech companies are actively looking to advanced nuclear ...

Google is going nuclear — literally. The search engine giant is set to buy a fleet of mini nuclear reactors in a "world's first" corporate energy deal. SEE ALSO: Apple study reveals major AI ...

Google struck a deal to help power its energy-intensive AI data centers with nuclear, joining others in Big Tech.

Investors are rapidly lining up behind nuclear power stocks as big tech companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet all ...

we're not going to build out data centers for AI and have to build new cold power plants to do that. We're going to go other routes. This is why the focus is now on nuclear, as you mentioned ...

Amazon has also faced a recent setback after the government on Monday rejected a request to increase the amount of power a nuclear plant can direct to one of its data centers. It’s still allowed to ...

The announcement follows similar plans from Microsoft to fuel its AI plans with nuclear, and paves the way for Google’s continuing attempts to be the industry leader in the future of AI.