The premier's list of things Canada could cut off runs straight through one company's fuel chain.

The power-hungry AI revolution is driving Dublin toward a historic decision on nuclear power after decades of opposition and a legal ban.

A structural supply deficit is driving the bullish outlook, as years of underinvestment and decade-long mine development timelines struggle to keep pace with expanding reactor demand.

USS John Warner completed its hot operations test program ahead of schedule, moving the U.S. Virginia-class submarine closer to returning to the fleet.

The Janus Program awards $2.2 billion to five nuclear energy companies to build microreactors at Fort Bragg, Fort Campbell, Fort Hood and more.

GPS has become essential for navigation. But there is one major limitation: GPS signals cannot travel through water, rocks or deep underground spaces.

NuScale announced it is deploying nuclear-specific AI tools to support its engineering and knowledge-management functions as it advances the next generation of nuclear energy.

OKLO is advancing Aurora with EBR-II safety lessons, recycled fuel plans and DOE approval as it targets operations in late 2027 to early 2028.

The results "can have far-reaching implications for on-orbit space-traffic monitoring, collision avoidance and alternative navigation."

Redwire has delivered more than 200 flight antennas. Now, it is expanding into next-generation phased arrays for future space communications.

The Typhoon uncrewed surface vessel from US firm Splash Industries can now launch one-way attack drones from the sea, thanks to a new Airstrike Pack mission module.

Commerce is considering a duty-free chip quota pegged to each company's pledged U.S. production.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has launched a global initiative aimed at creating the regulatory and safety framework needed to bring nuclear power back into civilian shipping. ATLAS — Atomic Technologies Licensed for Applications at Sea —…