The Push to Triple Global Nuclear Energy by 2050
In recent years, the world has faced unprecedented growth in energy demand caused by digitalization, the development of artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, and other energy-consuming technologies. In an attempt to handle this challenge, Amazon, Meta, and Google — top stock gainers during previous years — as well as 14 leading banks and financial institutions, energy suppliers, and representatives of heavy industry, have joined forces to achieve the ambitious goal of tripling global nuclear power capacity by 2050. The World Nuclear Association initiated this program — for the first time, companies not directly involved in nuclear energy have publicly supported scaling nuclear power plants to meet their needs. Powering the Future: The Push to Triple Global Nuclear Energy by 2050 – Programming Insider
Meta and other tech companies are scouring rural America for land, transmission lines and natural gas. 
Meta is expanding its smart glasses lineup with fresh offerings under both the Oakley and Ray-Ban brands—two labels united under Luxottica. Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses offer hands-free photo and video capture and voice-activated AI assistance. The new Oakley smart glasses designed with athletes and fitness enthusiasts in mind, feature a reconfigured camera mounted at the center of the frame to improve balance and tracking accuracy during high-intensity activities like cycling or running. Introducing Hypernova: The Premium Upgrade: Hypernova will feature a display on the bottom of the right lens, where information is directly projected into the wearer’s field of view, nudging the device closer to being a lightweight, wearable computer that might one day rival smartphones. While standard Ray-Ban Meta glasses are priced at around $299, Hypernova could fetch nearly $1,000 due to its advanced features.