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Microsoft is hiring a "Principal Program Manager Nuclear Technology" to oversee its efforts to power datacenters with nuclear reactors. A job ad spells out…

Microsoft 365 running on microreactors, what could possibly go wrong?

Microsoft wants to use small modular nuclear reactors to power data centers that house AI tools. It is hiring for a principal program manager for nuclear technology to develop a strategy.

A recent job listing from Microsoft is seeking an expert in nuclear technology to lead the company's new energy initiative. This senior position, titled "Principal Program Manager...

An analysis carried out under the leadership of the Estonian climate ministry suggests that the annual amount of fuel used per reactor at the potential nuclear power plant in Estonia would be 12 metric tons, and if the nuclear plant is built for 60 years, a total of 720 metric tons of spent nuclear fuel per reactor would be generated during this period.

Amid faltering attempts to get Iran to rein in its nuclear program, Saudi Arabia is signaling that it's seeking a weapon of its own.

PUTRAJAYA, Sept 20 — The National Nuclear Technology Policy 2030 (DTNN 2030) will enable Malaysia to optimise the peaceful use of nuclear technology for the country’s...

Nuclear power is back in the headlines with new estimates of what it might cost to replace Australia’s coal-fired power stations with small modular reactors. But how do these reactors work and are they safe?

Iran’s accession to BRICS has made the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal inconsequential, as Tehran can now avail economic benefits without having to slow down its nuclear progress, says an expert.

Suspicions linger over the Myanmar regime’s ambitions to acquire nuclear weapons.