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500,000 chips, nuclear energy to power one of world’s largest AI supercomputerFluidstack says that the AI supercomputer will make use of France’s abundant, carbon-free, and predominantly nuclear energy to provide up to 1 gigawatt (GW) of dedicated AI compute power.
The Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) has transferred to robot company Victex the technology behind Armstrong, its dual-arm ...
As the power sector grapples with aging infrastructure, stricter sustainability mandates, and the rapid integration of ...
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Armstrong robot with 441-pound lifting capacity to help decommission nuclear plantThis means the robot can not only dismantle radioactive components but also clean up the contaminated area. This will significantly enhance safety and efficiency in the decommissi ...
Are drones a threat to nuclear power plants and the U.S. electric grid? Experts weigh in on security risks and counter-UAS measures.
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plans to deploy the ARMstrong robot at nuclear power plant decommissioning sites for decontamination, cutting, and hazardous material transport operations. ARMstrong, developed by a research team led ...
There are many facilities within the nuclear decommissioning sector that require routine monitoring and surveying, to conform to regulatory requirements, and maintain safe plant operation.
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