
Petra Power Develops Solid Oxide Fuel Cells for Data Centres and Defence
Petra Power is targeting AI data centres and military vehicles with solid oxide fuel cells, aiming for deployments by 2028, while its defence systems are still in testing.
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Petra Power is targeting AI data centres and military vehicles with solid oxide fuel cells, aiming for deployments by 2028, while its defence systems are still in testing.

Crusoe has ended a $1.25 billion plan to deploy Boom Supersonic’s gas turbines at AI data centres, forcing Boom to pursue other customers.

Kairos Power receives up to $100 million from Samsung C&T to help build a 50MW nuclear reactor planned to supply Google’s data centres.

AI data centre expansion is facing resistance from communities concerned about pollution, energy use, noise, and environmental impacts.

Nscale appointed former OpenAI executive Fidji Simo to its board as the U.K. AI data centre startup prepares for a potential IPO and major fundraising.

NextEra Energy received a $1.9 billion U.S. government loan to restart a nuclear plant linked to Google’s AI power plans.

Google will buy 396 MW of geothermal power from Fervo’s Utah project to support a new data centre and expand clean energy use.

Google is updating Android app requirements as memory shortages linked to AI data centres force developers to improve app efficiency.

Nvidia has taken a minority stake in Cloverleaf Infrastructure to support U.S. AI data centre development, including power, cooling and site planning.

Data centres can use treated wastewater for cooling, reducing demand for drinking water as AI infrastructure expands and water consumption draws scrutiny.

Americans are growing more concerned about AI, with new polling showing rising unease over its daily use, rapid expansion and impact on jobs and communities.

TerraPower’s Natrium reactor pairs nuclear power with molten salt storage, allowing output to rise from 345 MW to 500 MW as electricity demand increases.
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