Over the past several years, Big Tech firms like Google and Microsoft have trumpeted ambitious plans to go carbon-neutral, or ...

Google signed a deal with Intersect Power and TPG Rise Climate to spin up enough carbon-free power to drive several ...

Meta has put out a call for proposals to develop new nuclear power stations. The firm is looking to partner with developers ...

1—Nuclear power is hot right now. Technology giants such as Google and Amazon are building plants to power ... worst nuclear accident in the U.S., is set to restart as part of a deal with Microsoft.

Meta is seeking nuclear ... deal with Microsoft to provide the tech giant with nuclear power for the next two decades by resurrecting part of the Three Mile Island nuclear plant in Pennsylvania ...

Despite its tainted public image, another reactor at the plant continued to generate electricity until 2019. Constellation’s chief executive Joe Dominguez described the deal to reopen it as a ...

The rapid proliferation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is resulting in externalities for the energy landscape, specifically the accelerated adoption of nuclear energy as a power source.

The company says it hopes to have the first reactor for the Google deal online in 2030 and the rest completed by 2035. In the world of nuclear power, a decade isn’t much time at all.

AI guzzles a lot of power but recent deals by Big Tech players like Google and Microsoft point to renewed interest in using nuclear energy ... struck a clean energy deal with ReNew Power.

Last week, the company announced it received a construction permit for the next iteration of its system, Hermes 2. This plant ...