Idaho
Caroline DeWitte
One of the biggest races in the nuclear power industry is to commercialize small modular reactors--which, at a fraction of the size of a traditional nuclear plant, can still produce about a third of the power of a standard reactor. The hype around this next generation of nuclear power hinges on the promise of providing AI data centers with all the energy they could possibly need. And with a market cap currently over $4 billion, at time of publishing, Oklo is one the hyperscalers are watching closely. Founded by couple Caroline and Jacob DeWitte in 2013, the company began construction last year on its Aurora "powerhouse" fast-fission power plant in Idaho and hopes to have it operational by 2028. Oklo, which was backed by Sam Altman before he launched OpenAI and has close ties to Energy Secretary Chris Wright, has benefitted from the Trump Administration's push to accelerate nuclear power development.
Websites go dark worldwide after critical flaws are exposed, leaving up to 70% of sites open to attack
You're viewing the US edition You can switch to the UK, AU or IE homepage at any time using this menu. Shocking final moments of baby captured on police bodycam after his mother and aunt'shoplifted' at Walmart then drove car at cops who opened fire Harry's whining new interview sent my royal WhatsApp group wild. William and Kate's perfect retort will be tough for the petulant prince to swallow: ROBERT JOBSON Bryan Kohberger's only friend hints at killer's bombshell real motive for Idaho murders... as he reveals event before slaughter that left him'unable to stop shaking' What everyone needs to know about sex: I've been a sex expert for more than 30 years and these are the lessons I've learned for a lifetime of pleasure, writes ROWAN PELLING Cyclone Josephine forms near US East Coast as nine states are warned of storm's impact Leaked Noah Presgrove filing makes explosive claims about alleged lover's plot to kill Oklahoma teen hours before his naked body was found on remote road next to his teeth NFL star Jalen Hurts is 28 and at peak fitness... but deadly blood clots can strike anyone at any time, say doctors. Ilhan Omar's journey to America revealed: Four-day voyage on wooden boats from Africa left hundreds dead. Tennis legend Steffi Graf's brother is'living in secret tunnels under Vegas hiding from police'... and accuses Andre Agassi of'beating him' You think this could never happen here.
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You're viewing the US edition You can switch to the UK, AU or IE homepage at any time using this menu. Shocking final moments of baby captured on police bodycam after his mother and aunt'shoplifted' at Walmart then drove car at cops who opened fire Harry's whining new interview sent my royal WhatsApp group wild. William and Kate's perfect retort will be tough for the petulant prince to swallow: ROBERT JOBSON Bryan Kohberger's only friend hints at killer's bombshell real motive for Idaho murders... as he reveals event before slaughter that left him'unable to stop shaking' What everyone needs to know about sex: I've been a sex expert for more than 30 years and these are the lessons I've learned for a lifetime of pleasure, writes ROWAN PELLING Cyclone Josephine forms near US East Coast as nine states are warned of storm's impact Leaked Noah Presgrove filing makes explosive claims about alleged lover's plot to kill Oklahoma teen hours before his naked body was found on remote road next to his teeth NFL star Jalen Hurts is 28 and at peak fitness... but deadly blood clots can strike anyone at any time, say doctors. Ilhan Omar's journey to America revealed: Four-day voyage on wooden boats from Africa left hundreds dead. Tennis legend Steffi Graf's brother is'living in secret tunnels under Vegas hiding from police'... and accuses Andre Agassi of'beating him' You think this could never happen here.
Is this why the world's most mysterious text is yet to be cracked? 600-year-old Voynich manuscript may have been bound out of order, experts claim
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Amazon is bringing drone deliveries to the Chicago and Atlanta metro areas as part of a major expansion
Amazon is planning a major expansion of its Prime Air service in the US in the coming months. The company aims to serve almost 500 towns and cities with drone deliveries by the end of the year, which would mark a sixfold increase from current levels. As it stands, Prime Air operates in 10 metro areas from 11 sites, each of which covers 175 square miles. Amazon plans to soon expand service to the Chicago and Atlanta metro areas, as well as in the regions of Syracuse, New York; Cleveland, Ohio; and Boise, Idaho. It aims to move into more areas later this year. The company says its drones can deliver nearly any item weighing five pounds or less that can fit into a large shoebox via drone.
The 7 Best TV Shows to Stream This Month
The big screen is having a moment. But television is keeping pace with a slate of can't-miss new releases and beloved old favorites that are worth revisiting. While plenty of outlets will tell you what everyone is watching (see:), that's not our goal. As always, the TV shows we're watching this month reflect the kinds of stories WIRED covers every day--shows that explore technology, science, politics, culture, and the sometimes unsettling ways they intersect. From prestige dramas to absurd comedies and one truly groundbreaking sci-fi series, these are the TV shows we think are worth making time for this month.
Micron breaks ground on 9 billion western Japan plant expansion
Micron Technology on Saturday broke ground on the expansion of its factory in western Japan, a ¥1.5 trillion ($9.3 billion) undertaking to produce advanced memory chips. The Boise, Idaho-based company is building the facility in Hiroshima to make chips such as high-bandwidth memory crucial for AI processors like Nvidia's, with shipments to start around the summer of 2028. Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has allocated up to ¥500 billion to help cover the cost. The move is part of a global rampup by the U.S. company to meet demand for AI. Micron is building two leading-edge fabs in Boise and in January held a groundbreaking ceremony for a $100 billion production site outside Syracuse, New York, part of a pledge to increase DRAM production on American soil. "Micron's very first HBM production wafer -- for the memory technology at the heart of AI -- was made right here in Hiroshima," Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra said during a ceremony attended by central and local government officials.