A race toward a century-old dream of near-infinite energy from fusion is heating up across the U.S., and Tennessee just took one step forward. The state iss

Stoke is positioning Nova to fill the shoes of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket, which is on the road to retirement.

Israeli drone maker SpearUAV says it has nearly 1,000 Viper 300 loitering munition systems ready for delivery to customers around the world, a production milestone the Tel Aviv-based company announced without naming which countries or units are receiving…

XPeng starts IRON humanoid robot production in Guangzhou, taking a major step toward commercial-scale manufacturing of humanoids.

Microsoft, Meta and Amazon are backing nuclear electricity for decades. Their deals restore, preserve and reserve capacity, with different implications for the grid.

Opposition is melting in Asia and Europe amid improved reactor designs and desperation for more power.

Nuclear reactors worldwide generated 2,702 TWh of electricity in 2025, beating the previous year's record of 2,667 TWh, according to the World Nuclear Outlook Report, which also calculates that if all national nuclear targets were achieved, total capacity…

If you have ever watched an ocean robotics video all the way to the end, you know the scene: a ship holding position, a crane swung out over the side, and a

SEOUL, Sept. 5 (Korea Bizwire) — The race to build artificial-intelligence data centers started with chips and servers. Increasingly, the question determining when those facilities can actually start operating is simpler: Where will the electricity come from?

Researchers in the UK used the map of the famous London Tube to improve the sustainability of nuclear energy through fuel recycling.

AeroVironment has received its first international order for the LOCUST laser weapon system, a purchase worth more than $50 million, the company announced September 8. The direct commercial sale covers an initial batch of LOCUST systems and support services.…

Google said it would bring an Iowa nuclear power plant back from the dead. Now, the plant's owner is getting a $1.9B loan from the U.S. Energy Department.

A technique called Water-Jet Guided Laser (WJGL) technology could solve a major hurdle in manufacturing advanced high-strength alloys.

Firm wants to take atomic power generation on a barge to wherever the need is