Microsoft Looks to Nuclear to Fuel AI Plans
Microsoft goes nuclear to deal with energy influx due to the meteoritic rise of its AI platforms.
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Microsoft goes nuclear to deal with energy influx due to the meteoritic rise of its AI platforms.
The Nuclear Fuel Report, financing, recruitment, plant life optimisation and the Net Zero Nuclear launch all feature in this round-up of the high-level panel discussions held at the industry's global gathering in London.
The nuclear industry has the solutions to assist end-users - from the shipping industry to data centres - in reducing their carbon emissions and meeting their decarbonisation goals, panellists at World Nuclear Symposium 2023 said.
The ENEC CEO highlighted how nuclear can power energy intensive industries such as data centres, which alone utilise 4-5 per cent of total global power supply
LONDON, 8th September, 2023 (WAM) -- Mohamed Ibrahim Al Hammadi, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC), has showcased the role of nuclear technology in decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors during the World Nuclear Symposium (WNS) 2023, which took place from 6th-8th September in London, United Kingdom.Al Hammadi and Dr. Angela Wilkinson from the World Energy Council, Todd Noe, Director of Nuclear Technologies Engineering at Microsoft, and Mikal Boe, CEO of Core Power, participated in the discussion session titled ‘Achieving End-users...