The nuclear energy sector is experiencing a resurgence of interest, particularly from Big Tech companies seeking solutions for AI's massive energy demands.

The nuclear sector is grappling with an aging workforce as demand for nuclear energy rises, with artificial intelligence potentially offering solutions to bridge the gap.

Ukrainian startup Aerobavovna is supplying the military with tethered, helium-filled balloons equipped with radio repeaters to extend the range and effectiveness of drones in the ongoing war.

Tesla's share of the used EV market reached 47% in April as sales increased 27% month-over-month, while average sale prices decreased slightly.

Physical therapy startup Hinge Health went public, with its stock price soaring 23% above the initial offering price on its first day of trading.

Germany's new chancellor Friedrich Merz has vowed to build 'the strongest conventional army in Europe', but faces challenges in recruitment, funding and political consensus.

The Port of Corpus Christi is utilizing an AI-enhanced command-and-control system called OPTICS to improve ship tracking and emergency response training.

Honda is reducing its EV investment by 30% to $48.4 billion and focusing on hybrid vehicles due to slowing EV market growth.

Australian shipbuilder Incat has launched Hull 096, the world's largest electric ferry, designed for short-distance routes. The vessel represents a significant step towards cleaner maritime transport but highlights limitations in battery technology for long-distance sea travel.