Deals signed by Google, Amazon, and Microsoft with U.S. nuclear developers will help to deploy a new generation of reactors.

"We feel like nuclear can play an important role in helping to meet our demand... cleanly in a way that's more around the clock," Michael Terrell, senior director for energy and climate at Google ...

A former Microsoft employee who helped oversee diversity and inclusion initiatives is suing the tech giant, alleging discrimination. Michelle Ward McGee, a former director of global culture at ...

Large technology companies are investing billions of dollars in nuclear energy ... would invest in the development of small modular reactors by another start-up, X-Energy. Microsoft’s deal ...

Google and Microsoft ... nuclear plant that is looking to reopen. Amazon’s new agreements will see Amazon Web Services (AWS), the company’s cloud computing subsidiary, invest in the ...

Meta's plans for an AI data center running on nuclear power were complicated partly by the discovery of a rare bee species ...

It is expected that more first-of-a-kind SMRs will be built this decade, and then followed by an acceleration ... deem nuclear viable, smaller players will continue to lead in development ...

NRIC, a key initiative under the DOE, is dedicated to fast-tracking the development and deployment of advanced nuclear technologies like the eVinci microreactor. Its mission includes establishing ...

Last major release of Mono, which blazed the trail to .NET on macOS and Linux, was more than five years ago. If you use Python for accessing API endpoints or web scraping, odds are you’re using ...

Google on Monday announced its own agreement investing in the development ... Amazon purchased a nuclear-powered datacenter from Talen Energy. Last month, Microsoft and Constellation Energy ...

Amazon on Wednesday said it has signed three agreements to develop nuclear power projects, making the e-commerce giant the latest Big Tech firm to announce nuclear deals in recent weeks amid a ...