Browsing: nuclear energy

Amazon, Meta, and Google have pledged to triple nuclear capacity by 2050 to support global energy needs, but Microsoft and Oracle are notably absent despite their own exploration of nuclear energy for data centers.

Amazon, Google, and Meta join other major companies in a commitment to boost nuclear energy production by 2050 to meet growing energy demands.

Amazon, Google, and Meta have joined forces to advocate for a significant increase in global nuclear energy capacity by 2050, driven by the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence.

Major tech companies, including Meta and Amazon, have pledged to support a tripling of the world’s nuclear energy capacity by 2050.

Lloyd’s Register is employing Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI service to revolutionize the regulatory process for nuclear technology, potentially accelerating its adoption in the maritime and terrestrial sectors.

Tech giants join global initiative promoting nuclear power as a key element in clean energy transition.

Tech giants Amazon, Google, and Meta join governments and financial institutions in supporting efforts to significantly expand nuclear power.

Major tech companies including Meta, Amazon, and Google have committed to significantly expanding the world’s nuclear power capabilities by 2050.

Meta, Amazon, Google, and major financial institutions are among the companies and countries supporting the World Nuclear Association’s pledge to increase nuclear energy capacity by 2050.

Major tech companies, including Meta and Amazon, have pledged their support to triple the world’s nuclear energy capacity by 2050.