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01.10.26 - 18:48
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NANO Nuclear Buys The One Thing You Can′t Speed Up: A Fuel-Cycle License (ZeroHedge)
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NANO Nuclear Buys The One Thing You Can't Speed Up: A Fuel-Cycle License
Ask anyone in the nuclear business what holds up the "renaissance" and you won't hear much about reactor physics. You will hear about paperwork, fuel, and paperwork for fuel. The DOE's Deputy Secretary James Danly put it bluntly last week: "If we are going to have this nuclear renaissance, we are not going to be able to do it without fuel."
So it makes sense that the latest move from the NANO Nuclear (NNE), a company we have covered at length over the past year due to its leading position in the nuclear space, is a reactor-free one. This morning NANO and its subsidiary HALEU Energy Fuel signed a definitive agreement to buy the US nuclear fuel processing assets of Radnostix (formerly International Isotopes) and its subsidiary International Isotopes Fluorine Products.
The headline terms:
After rising 2.5% premarket, NNE stock is now lower on the day which is odd for a stock that jumped 13% on the s...
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05.09.26 - 19:06
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NANO Nuclear Advances KRONOS With Baker Hughes, Adds Enveniam To Fuel Efforts (ZeroHedge)
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NANO Nuclear Advances KRONOS With Baker Hughes, Adds Enveniam To Fuel Efforts
Three weeks after we noted that NANO Nuclear Energy's vertical-integration strategy was beginning to look more like a physical fuel cycle than a corporate slide deck, the company has delivered a pair of updates spanning both ends of the nuclear value chain.
NANO's announcement from Thursday details ongoing progress for the design of a circulation pump for cooling their KRONOS reactor, and Friday's announcement describes the multi-prong agreement with a new engineering firm for developing their nuclear fuels business segment.
$NNE NANO Nuclear and Howden, a Baker Hughes Business, Advance Engineering Collaboration for the KRONOS MMR™ Primary Helium Circulator to Detailed Design Phasehttps://t.co/ueOKR7DcOp
— NANO Nuclear Energy (NASDAQ: NNE) (@nano_nuclear) September 3, 2026
Development of the primary helium circulator was moved from preliminary engineering to detailed design. Howden, a Baker Hughes subsidiary f...
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28.08.26 - 11:06
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Apple′s M6 marks a transitional step before wider 2-nanometer adoption (Digitimes)
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Apple on August 25 unveiled the M6 and M5 Ultra chips without holding a launch event, with the M6 becoming the company's first processor built on TSMC's 2-nanometer process and debuting in the new Mac mini. But industry watchers say the M6's short-term significance lies mainly in showcasing 2-nanometer design technology, not in delivering immediate commercial gains....
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26.08.26 - 04:06
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Nvidia unveils Jetson Orin Nano 2 for edge AI robots and drones (Digitimes)
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Nvidia has introduced Jetson Orin Nano 2, a compact robotics computer aimed at entry-level edge AI, with implications for developers building autonomous machines worldwide. The system promises faster, more efficient on-device intelligence for robots, drones, and vision systems as physical AI adoption expands across industries and markets....
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24.08.26 - 15:54
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Nano Nuclear Energy Signs Commercial Framework With Tillman To Enable Nuclear Power For Data Centers (ZeroHedge)
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Nano Nuclear Energy Signs Commercial Framework With Tillman To Enable Nuclear Power For Data Centers
Regular readers are aware that one of our biggest concerns with the AI supercycle, and the entire AI arms race between the US and China, is that when push comes to shove, not only is there mounting grassroots opposition to data center build out across the US but, more importantly, the US is badly lagging China when it comes to the rollout of much needed energy to power the hundreds of Gigawatts of energy needed to power up the hundreds of data centers that are coming on line.
Consider that as we noted two weeks ago, China is currently building 37 nuclear reactors while the US is building zero.
Monthly nuclear update: China 37 nuclear reactors under construction; US 0 pic.twitter.com/GnIU82Jqtf
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) August 14, 2026
Meanwhile, the stopgap measure of using gas power as data center energy sources, while prudent, is about to hit a wall as much of the future buildout is rapid...
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13.08.26 - 19:30
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LIS Technologies′ New $6.2M Oak Ridge Building Is The Missing Link In Nano′s Fuel-To-Reactor Stack (ZeroHedge)
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LIS Technologies' New $6.2M Oak Ridge Building Is The Missing Link In Nano's Fuel-To-Reactor Stack
LIS Technologies just bought the building that makes the Nano Nuclear vertical-integration story look more like a fuel cycle, instead of a slide deck.
The check for $6.2 million purchased K-1580, a 37,803-square-foot, three-story, newly renovated facility at 150 Americus Way on the historic K-25 Enrichment Site of East Tennessee's Technology Park Heritage Center in Oak Ridge, best known as the birth place of the Manhattan Project. It sits next to LIST's leased K-1330 test-demonstration hall and complements the 206-acre “LIST Island” parcel where the company plans a $1.4 billion commercial laser-enrichment plant.
Jay Yu, Executive Chairman and CEO of LIST as well as Founder and Chairman of the publicly traded Nano Nuclear Energy, called Oak Ridge "the Silicon Valley of Nuclear." For once the geography matches the org chart.
The stack Nano and LIST have been drawing looks like ...
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29.07.26 - 18:48
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NANO Nuclear Expands Air Force Footprint With Second AFWERX Award (ZeroHedge)
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NANO Nuclear Expands Air Force Footprint With Second AFWERX Award
NANO Nuclear Energy has been selected for a new AFWERX Small Business Innovation Research Phase I award, giving the company another opportunity to advance its KRONOS MMR Energy System with the Department of the Air Force.
The new Phase I award is framed as a broad research and development agreement. NANO said the contract is focused on using KRONOS to “address the most pressing challenges in the DAF [Department of the Air Force].”
The distinction between this award and NANO's previous Air Force contract is worth noting.
Last year's roughly $1.25 million Direct-to-Phase II award was tied to a specific objective: studying the feasibility of deploying a KRONOS MMR at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington, DC. That work examines the base's energy requirements, grid vulnerabilities, siting options, environmental considerations and regulatory pathways.
Rather than evaluating a reactor for one predetermined location, the ...
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