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A Texas drilling permit clears the way for a full-scale test of deep borehole technology designed for nuclear waste disposal.
The commercialization of EUV lithography has enabled a whole new generation of ultrapowerful, compact, and energy-efficient computer chips.
Ateios’ new Indiana line cures battery electrodes in seconds, cutting binder use while supporting higher material loadings.
NANO Nuclear plans to acquire licensed US technology for depleted uranium processing in a $13.5 million transaction.
Sometimes nature can be the best inspiration even for robots.
The A350F made its first-ever flight at the end of September.
Battery-electric rail technology is already delivering results in Europe.
The innovative method utilizes controlled thermal stress.
The researchers achieved a record in line-of-sight communication and will now determine distances and conditions where far UVC can be used.
The battery stores small amounts of energy before using it to transmit sensor data.
Deployable Energy is the second company ever selected to utilize the testbed.
The agreement will also help Amazon manage its energy costs for facilities throughout the region.
Valar has applied to lease both state and federal lands.
NNSA tests underground “decoupled” explosion to refine sensors and algorithms for detecting concealed nuclear tests.
Integrated on Elytra, Starcloud’s SC-1L processor will ingest data from Firefly’s onboard Solux vision system, perform high-power AI computing on orbit.
A new optical processor project will explore using light to handle demanding computing workloads beyond GPU scaling.
Superconducting quantum RF systems leverage the unique properties of superconducting materials, enabling highly sensitive detection.
South Korea backs a $120B U.S. nuclear push, $22.3B Texas power project and Alaska LNG plans.
GPT-Synopsys will run engineering tools, interpret results and repeatedly refine chip designs for engineer review.
CFS is building SPARC, which is a prototype designed to prove net energy gain.