Shahram Ghasemian is leaving Centrus Energy, where he's worked in two separate stints for a total of 14 years.

The new HPE rebranding features updated typography and colors for the new HPE logo that includes the signature HPE green ...

HAMBURG, Germany, June 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ISC -- NVIDIA today announced that the JUPITER supercomputer, powered by the NVIDIA Grace Hopper™ platform, is the fastest in Europe — delivering a ...

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One year ago, a Manhattan jury convicted Donald Trump on 34 felony counts. New York Times reporter Jonah Bromwich, who was inside the courtroom each day, joins Morning Joe to mark the anniversary ...

Now that Trump is in power and has stocked loyalists throughout his administration, his supporters expect all to be revealed. Delivering on that is difficult when many of the conspiracies he ...

I made the case for prioritizing highly unionized, dispatchable hydro and nuclear power rather than relying on low-union, intermittent wind and solar. But beneath the technical questions lies a deeper ...

It also shows how the recent conflict with India has helped justify and amplify that consolidation of power. This move came less than two weeks after Pakistan’s Supreme Court, which has long been a ...

U.S. Energy Dept. new order also directs the 1.5-GW JH Campbell coal fired power plant in Michigan to remain open for 90 days past its intended May 31 retirement. The Trump administration has ...

The Trump administration is attacking "knowledge itself", according to The Atlantic by targeting higher education, science research, and more. Staff Writer at The Atlantic Adam Serwer and former ...

He is a senior honorary fellow at Colorado State University’s Center for Meaning and Purpose and the author of The Power of Mattering: How Leaders Can Create a Culture of Significance (Harvard ...

It turns out that ordinary scientists, marketers, programmers, and other unsung knowledge workers, whose jobs require creative productivity every day, have more in common with famous innovators ...