Microsoft Is Turning to the Controversial Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant to Fuel Its AI Data Centers with a Reliable and ...

Microsoft’s AI energy needs are bringing the infamous Three Mile Island power plant back from the dead.

The tech industry's need for more power for data centers running artificial intelligence is now so desperate that companies are turning to nuclear disaster sites, despite the potential risks.

A major selling point of AI is that the technology can bring a new wave of efficiency to a host of use cases. From ...

The 20-year deal with Constellation Energy would kick-start the site of the nation’s worst nuclear accident.

Meanwhile, at its annual Dreamforce conference in San Francisco, Salesforce doubled down on AI, in particular betting big on ...

Microsoft has signed a 20-year deal with Constellation Energy, which will invest $1.6B in restarting its Three Mile Island ...

Fonon Company's Bulk-To-Shape (BTS) additive manufacturing (AM) technology, currently being developed but not yet fully commercialized, will help revolutionize various industries, including aerospace, ...

The tech industry’s need for more power for data centers running artificial intelligence is now so desperate that companies ...

CNBC's Pippa Stevens reports on the latest news regarding the provisioning of power.

Microsoft signs a deal to restart a dormant nuclear facility next to the original nuclear plant, which suffered a partial ...

Tech giants, including Microsoft, are increasingly exploring nuclear energy as a power source for energy-hungry AI data ...