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Cloud Providers Commit 9.8 GW of Nuclear Power to Support AI Workloads

Cloud giants have announced a partnership to secure 9.8 GW of nuclear power for their artificial‑intelligence operations. The move highlights the escalating energy requirements of large‑scale AI models and the need for reliable, low‑carbon power sources. By tapping into nuclear generation, the providers aim to reduce

Ancient Moon Impact May Bring Deep Mantle Rocks to Future Artemis Landing Sites

Scientists have modeled the impact that created the South Pole‑Aitken basin, the Moon’s largest and oldest crater. The simulation shows that a low‑angle strike from a large, iron‑cored impactor blasted material from deep within the Moon, including mantle rocks. This means that future Artemis missions could

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New Technology Promises Greater Energy Efficiency for AI‑Driven Data Centers

New Energy‑Saving Technology for AI Data Centers Binghamton University has announced a new technology designed to improve the energy efficiency of data centers that are increasingly used for artificial‑intelligence workloads. The development comes as the demand for AI services continues to grow, placing higher power and cooling requirements

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Meta Replaces WhatsApp CEO with CRED Founder Kunal Shah

Meta has announced a leadership change at WhatsApp, appointing Kunal Shah, the founder of the Indian fintech company CRED, as the new chief executive officer. Shah will replace Will Cathcart, who is moving to a new role within Meta. The change comes as Meta continues to invest heavily in its

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Tesla Autopilot Crash in Texas Results in Fatality

A Tesla vehicle operating with its automated driving assistance system crashed into a house in Katy, Texas, resulting in the death of a woman. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about the safety and reliability of autonomous driving technologies. Key Points * The vehicle was engaged in autopilot mode at the time

Webb Telescope Reveals Ancient Origins of Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS

The James Webb Space Telescope has observed the third interstellar comet, 3I/ATLAS, and found that its chemical composition is unlike that of typical Solar System comets. The unexpected makeup raises questions about the conditions under which such objects form and how common these unusual environments might be. These findings

Micron Technology Teams with Anthropic to Accelerate Next‑Generation AI

Micron Technology has entered into a partnership with AI research company Anthropic to accelerate the development and deployment of next‑generation artificial intelligence. The collaboration is intended to leverage Micron’s expertise in memory and storage hardware with Anthropic’s advanced AI models, enabling more efficient scaling of AI workloads.