Nuclear power stories

AI will upend SOCs by 2026, driving faster response but also AI-led outages, stealthier insiders, power strains and tougher oversight.

CMC says AI, energy, robotics, defence and store-of-value trades will be the “Furious Five” megatrends steering markets into 2026.

Australia's data centre boom faces delays as power and utility access bottlenecks slow construction amid rising AI-driven demand.

The Open Group has formed the Industrial Advanced Nuclear Consortium to standardise nuclear heat and power solutions, aiming to boost industry adoption and reduce costs.

Equinix secures sustainable power for global data centres through deals with nuclear and fuel cell firms, aiming for 100% renewable energy by 2030.

With AI demand surging, data centre operators face equipment shortages and safety risks, raising concerns over construction timelines and outdated technology.

By 2025, AI is set to revolutionise industries with advancements in agents, edge computing, and nuclear energy, driving sustainability and efficiency.

Nuclear power's promise of 24/7 reliability faces unexpected challenges in Australia's future grid, clashing with the dominance of rooftop solar.

Last Energy, a nuclear energy start-up, unveiled a prototype of a micronuclear reactor at a conference, positioning it as an affordable, sustainable solution for the high energy demands of data centres.

Rimini Street expands its Rimini Manage for SAP to include SAP cloud applications, offering improved productivity, predictability, and business value.

As 5G network slicing gains momentum, operators and businesses need to factor cybersecurity into their plans for the technology, argues SecurityGen.

Environmental sustainability is primed to be a historic business opportunity with massive investments earmarked to fight climate change.

Born from The Farm 51's Chernobyl VR documentary, Chernobylite is a sci-fi survival game set in the haunting ruins of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in Ukraine.

When a cyber attack on the United States Colonial Pipeline erupted in May this year, the fallout was almost unthinkable.

Sydney hosted over 300 delegates last month advocating for diversity and cutting-edge tech in the nuclear sector, spotlighting peaceful nuclear applications.

Days after the missile strike on Syria by Western powers, fears are growing over a potential retaliation by Russia - here's what the experts think.

A US security expert is warning New Zealand and Australian organisations that traditional 'airgap' solutions are not the best approach.

According to Europol, Europe needs to prepare itself for a large increase in the number of cyber-attacks - an expert discusses what lies ahead.

The North Korean Government is suspected of being behind a spear phishing campaign that targeted US power companies, says FireEye.

Vertiv has released a report ranking the most critical industries in the world, revealing cloud and colocation growth rapidly accelerating.