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 ...

The head of cloud-based gaming services provider Ubitus KK has said the Tokyo-based company is planning to construct a new ...

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

The AI conversation has been about energy all year. But a few recent developments have brought focus back to a very efficient ...

For a long time, people have been extremely cautious about nuclear energy, let alone actively developing nuclear power.

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

The company "in the catbird seat," as Tonet's top pick of the group, is Texas-based Vistra Corp. He set a price target for Vistra's stock at $178, which implies about 31% upside from current levels ...

Tech companies from Amazon to Google are betting on nuclear power to fuel the AI boom.

Exchange-traded funds that track uranium miners and nuclear-energy stocks have skyrocketed in October, as major tech companies have tapped into nuclear power to fuel data centers as part of their AI ...

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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