Texas is becoming ground zero for nuclear-powered AI infrastructure. A new partnership between Blue Energy and Crusoe aims to deliver 1.5GW of atomic energy to fuel massive AI datacenters, but the nuclear future won’t arrive until the next decade.
Aligned Data Centers has teamed up with Calibrant Energy to deploy a major battery energy storage system at a Pacific Northwest data center. The project represents an innovative approach to overcoming power constraints and accelerating interconnection timelines for data center expansion.
Aligned Data Centers has entered into a strategic partnership with energy storage developer Calibrant Energy to deploy a significant Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) at one of its data center facilities in the Pacific Northwest, according to company announcements. The collaboration marks what analysts suggest could be a transformative approach to addressing power constraints in rapidly growing data center markets.
Researchers have created 3D-printable photochromic materials that can perform calculations using light. These innovative materials demonstrate remarkable stability and enable dynamic control of optical signals for computing applications. The technology represents a significant advancement toward fully organic optical processors.
Scientists have developed revolutionary 3D-printable photochromic materials that enable the creation of all-optical processors, according to research published in Light: Science & Applications. The materials reportedly combine optical transparency with structural stability, opening new possibilities for light-based computing and data storage applications. Sources indicate this technology represents a significant step toward fully organic computational systems that operate using light rather than electricity.
Introduction to Body-Coupled Minimalist Human-Machine Interfaces In an era where sustainability and efficiency are paramount, the development of the Body-coupled…
Surrey County Council remains confident about installing 2,000 public EV charge points by 2028 despite current infrastructure standing at just 375 units. Officials cite power connection delays as the primary challenge, with some projects waiting years for grid connections. UK Power Networks continues supporting local authorities’ electric charging strategies amid nationwide pressure.
Surrey County Council maintains its target to install hundreds of new public on-street electric vehicle charge points remains “achievable” despite slower-than-expected progress, according to reports. The ambitious plan aims to deploy 2,000 charging points by February 2028 and expand to 2,500 by 2030, though current installation numbers stand at just 375 as of September, sources indicate.
