US start-up that plans to bury nuclear reactors a mile underground goes public
Deep Fission has become a publicly traded company, boosting its plan to place small modular reactors in deep boreholes.
Deep Fission has become a publicly traded company, boosting its plan to place small modular reactors in deep boreholes.
Warner Bros claims Midjourney has “brazenly” stolen its intellectual property in a new copyright infringement lawsuit.
In high-threat theatres, communications availability can determine mission success.
Some of Reform’s key target constituencies in the next election could be among the first to adopt new fracking projects should the party deliver on its promise to lift the fracking moratorium, Greenpeace has claimed.
Almost all European car manufacturers are now on track to meet the EU’s emission targets this year because of rising electric vehicle (EV) sales and a relaxation of the rules, a report from Transport & Environment (T&E) has found.
Within a year, China aims to launch a mission to test whether a spacecraft can change the path of an asteroid.
Just as steam gave way to diesel last century, now a revolution is under way in how to power the railways of the future.
Former President Joe Biden’s CHIPS and Science Act already had flaws, but now his successor’s administration’s approach is compl
Pinning down the dawn of the age of rail, and with it the opening-up of mobility to the masses, is a bit of a moveable feast.
An electronic eye implant could offer an alternative to corneal transplants in restoring sight.
With the launch of the Jupiter AI supercomputer in Germany, Europe takes a major step toward ‘technological sovereignty and glob
Wi-Fi 7’s array of advanced bandwidth and channel jockeying techniques delivers greater speed through smarter signalling.
Researchers have successfully developed the first megawatt fuel cell – a breakthrough that could speed up the move towards low-carbon shipping and aviation.
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Changing polluting maritime technologies is like turning the proverbial supertanker.
As we celebrate the 200th anniversary of the first rail passenger journey, one of the UK’s younger government agencies
A 1-metre-long underwater robot with soft manipulator technology aims to tackle the costs and challenges of subsea infrastructure inspection.
Two ageing UK nuclear power stations will remain operational until 2028, Centrica and EDF have announced.
A Germany-based project is aiming to give electric vehicle traction batteries a second life as energy storage, avoiding costly shredding.
A 6G chip capable of delivering high-speed internet across all frequencies, exceeding 100 gigabits per second, has been developed by Chinese researchers.
Japan Engine Corporation has launched the world’s first fully functional, full-scale commercial ammonia-fuelled ship engine.
The UK’s offshore oil and gas industry risks missing its 2040 targets despite cutting production emissions for a fifth year running, says the North Sea Transition Authority.
While the industry focuses on scaling capacity, the real risk lies in operational blindness. Legacy data centre operations and o
In 25 years of operating, CW has seen much change in the connectivity landscape, and no more so than now. The fast-evolving wire