As tech giants seek nuclear power for AI data centers, the flip side of that coin is emerging — using AI to improve reactor licensing and construction. Why it matters: Energy demand for data centers ...

Windows 11 Energy Saver mode – formerly called Battery Saver – is a one-click low-power profile. Enabling it activates ...

Microsoft is the operating system for the desk worker at most energy and industrial firms. Mac computers are rare and ruggedized PCs bridge the office and the field. Based on a flurry of recent ...

Microsoft is hiring a project manager for nuclear technology as it looks to power its AI data centres with nuclear energy. The tech giant has invested heavily in AI, striking a $10 billion deal ...

The site of the worst nuclear accident in US history could come back into service by 2028 to power Microsoft's data center energy needs, including artificial intelligence. According to a ...

Microsoft already has a deal to buy clean energy credits from Canadian utility Ontario Power Generation, which is on track to be the first utility to deploy an SMR in North America, Axios reports.

That could change if Microsoft is successful in its new goal. By 2030, it wants to make sure that its clean energy purchases are actually feeding into the local grids where it operates.

Microsoft reported a 31% rise in emissions from its supply chain and other indirect sources for 2023 compared with its 2020 baseline, which made up more than 96% of the company’s total emissions.

On Friday, Constellation Energy and Microsoft announced the signing of a 20-year power purchasing agreement, in which one of the reactors at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant would be ...

Microsoft and Puget Sound Energy get OK for clean-energy deal to help power software giant’s campus. by Kurt Schlosser on July 13, 2017 at 2:28 pm July 13, 2017 at 2:28 pm ...

Microsoft is partnering with Pivot Energy to install 500 megawatts of solar in communities in 20 states as it seeks more clean energy for AI data centers.

Microsoft and fusion energy company Helion announced a first-of-its-kind contract Wednesday. Microsoft became the first company to commit to buying electricity produced entirely from fusion by 2028.