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ATM No 60 2025 JUN 27
Palantir partners to develop AI software for nuclear construction
- Palantir Technologies opens new tab on Thursday said it was teaming up with a nuclear deployment company to develop an artificial intelligence-driven software system built for the construction of nuclear reactors.
- Nuclear energy has garnered renewed interest from investors and companies, as it is considered to be a cleaner source of fuel and more reliable than wind or solar energy.
- Palantir and Nuclear Company will jointly create the nuclear operating system (NOS), which will simplify construction, allowing the firm to build plants faster and at lower cost.
World Bank and IAEA backing new nuclear for development
- The World Bank has taken its first step since ending its ban on funding nuclear energy projects by partnering with the International Atomic Energy Agency to support countries that choose to include nuclear energy in their development strategies.
- Under the partnership agreement the two institutions will build capacity, strengthen safeguards and share technical expertise and help the World Bank "deepen its internal knowledge across areas such as energy planning, regulatory frameworks, refurbishment of existing reactors, and the deployment of new technologies like small modular reactors". ※
How Chris Wright is remaking the national labs
- The DOE secretary’s proposed budget would slash research programs and boost efforts “to reindustrialize America, to win the race on AI, and to stop the huge upward pressure on electricity prices.”
- The Department of Energy’s world-class laboratories are poised for dramatic changes.
- The Trump administration’s fiscal 2026 budget proposal would slash major programs at the labs, which have been cornerstones of U.S. research for decades, tracing back to the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico. DOE controls 17 national labs across the country.