Nuclear Startup Eyes 456 Reactors on Utah Public Land
Valar Atomics' Project Beehive would place 456 small nuclear reactors and data centers on 9,000 acres of Utah public land, dwarfing state power output.
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Valar Atomics' Project Beehive would place 456 small nuclear reactors and data centers on 9,000 acres of Utah public land, dwarfing state power output.
A bipartisan grassroots backlash against AI data centers is becoming a kitchen-table election issue, forcing officials in both parties to recalibrate.
China's computing platform now monitors power nationwide, connecting all 31 provinces as the country accelerates its integrated computing network.
A landmark NAR study finds no single 'data center effect' on U.S. housing—home values rise in some markets while others strain under booming demand.
China's MIIT unveils plan for full next-generation communications network by 2030, with 3.8 trillion yuan investment and 6G commercial launch.
Voter anger over AI data centers has become a defining midterm issue as both parties spend millions on ads targeting the industry's local impacts.
New report shows China's computing power industry making initial green transformation progress across the value chain, from efficiency to infrastructure.
New report shows China's computing power industry is making early gains in green transformation, with advances in energy efficiency and sustainability.
China's computing network sector is set to drive 4 trillion yuan in new investment during the 15th Five-Year Plan, fueled by AI demand.
US faces 58,000-worker fiber-optic shortfall and 340,000 unfilled data center positions as skilled trades labor shortage stalls AI infrastructure buildout.
OpenAI's $20B Project Camellia data center in Georgia brings jobs and innovation, but faces community backlash over secrecy and water concerns.
China's intelligent computing power reached 2,185 EFLOPS by June 2026, a 177% year-on-year surge driven by massive AI infrastructure investments.
Private developers driving America's AI data center boom face a nationwide backlash from communities and regulators over environmental concerns.
China commissions the 'Tianyi Leader,' its first deep-sea cable ship for AI computing, as a Yuan-Ming painting exhibition opens in Zhejiang.
A persistent chip shortage driven by AI infrastructure demand is forcing Apple, Microsoft, and Chinese brands to raise prices on consumer electronics.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang declares AI is now profitable, unveils Vera Rubin mass production, and describes a multi-decade AI infrastructure buildout.
China's NDRC announces smart computing capacity reached 188.2 PFLOPS by end of March, 2.5 times last year's level, as AI infrastructure accelerates.
China's electronics output grew 14% in Jan-Apr 2026, with profits surging 108%, driven by AI demand and industrial upgrading.
Wuhan Optics Valley achieves breakthroughs in 800G transoceanic transmission and 12.8T optical modules, breaking Western monopoly on high-end optical tech.
Qingyang on China's Loess Plateau becomes a 'token factory,' processing 140 trillion daily AI tokens as the nation builds computing infrastructure.
A mother of six leads a grassroots fight against a massive AI data center in rural Montana, highlighting tensions between Big Tech and rural communities.