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Trump proposes largest military budget in US history at $1.5tn for fiscal 2027
The White House has proposed $1.5 trillion in defense spending for fiscal 2027, the largest military budget request in US history, as the country remains at war with Iran.
Ginkgo Bioworks (NYSE: DNA) wins $47m DOE contract to build AI-enabled cloud lab platform
Ginkgo Bioworks wins $47M PNNL contract to build modular AI-ready phenotyping platform. Find out how this move boosts its federal bioeconomy play.
NVIDIA is closing in on a $5tn valuation. Can AI infrastructure momentum sustain the rally?
Find out how NVIDIA is accelerating toward a $5 trillion market cap as AI demand and government-backed infrastructure deals reshape the chipmaker’s outlook.
Inside the lithium blowback: Why the DOE pulled its $57m grant from American Battery Technology—and what happens now
Find out why the DOE cancelled a $57M lithium grant to American Battery Technology—and what this means for the U.S. battery supply chain.
NuScale Power stock drops as company spends $32.3m on CFPP reactor materials
NuScale Power shares fell 4.97% after revealing a $32.3M deal for CFPP reactor materials. Learn what it means for its SMR strategy and investor sentiment.
TRISO vs HALEU: why fuel supply chains will decide the future of nuclear microreactors
TRISO and HALEU fuel are make-or-break for microreactors. Explore 2025’s supply bottlenecks, key players, and why fuel chains—not reactors—will decide the future.
EPB Quantum expands platform with hybrid computing to drive real-world energy innovations
EPB Quantum adds hybrid computing to its platform with NVIDIA, ORNL, and IonQ to accelerate real-world energy grid optimization.
Cornelis CN5000 deployed at Lawrence Livermore to support national security AI workloads
CN5000 deployed on LLNL’s Lynx cluster to support DOE/NNSA AI and HPC simulations; part of CTS-2 upgrade to accelerate national security research.
How public-private partnerships are fast-tracking commercial deployment of microreactors and SMRs in North America
Public-private partnerships are accelerating SMR and microreactor deployment in North America. Explore how joint financing, licensing, and infrastructure are aligning.
DOE authorizes Duke Energy to exceed emissions limits to maintain Carolinas grid stability
The U.S. energy department authorized Duke Energy to surpass emissions limits to preserve grid stability as extreme heat strains power supply across the Carolinas.