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Apple might use Gemini to power its revamped version of Siri, Bloomberg reports. The companies are in the early stages of exploring a partnership, with Google training a version of its Gemini model ...

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Google to Power Data Centers With Nuclear Energy by 2030 in First-Of-A-Kind’ Agreement Your email has been sent Kairos Power’s Hermes 2 reactor uses liquid salt cooling for safer, lower-cost nuclear ...

Trump said he'll begin his efforts by signing an executive order. President Donald Trump on Monday wrote in a post to his social media platform that he will lead a "movement" to get rid of mail-in ...

Private-equity firm Silver Lake is expected to announce Friday a $400 million project aimed at securing powered land it will sell to data-center developers and hyperscalers. The new platform is a ...

NEW YORK, August 4 (Reuters) - Google (GOOGL.O), opens new tab has signed agreements with two U.S. electric utilities to reduce its AI data center power consumption during times of surging demand on ...

Indiana Michigan Power and Google have struck an agreement they say will allow the utility to continue to meet residential and business customers’ energy needs. In the joint contract, which was filed ...

Demand is rocketing thanks to ever more ambitious ai plans by the hyperscalers—Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta—all of which rely on data centres to run their services. On July 23rd Alphabet, ...