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Spending on AI infrastructure is consuming almost all of the revenue Big Tech firms are bringing in.

This year, the federal government invested billions into the uranium supply chain.

There is good news from the manufacturing sector, with orders for durable goods like cars, planes, and machinery up 7.9%.

Fresh data from energy nonprofit PowerLines and Ipsos this week says utilities requested $9.4 billion in rate hikes in the first quarter of 2026.

GDP rose at an annual rate of 2% from January to March, according to data out today from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. A big reason why: investment in AI.

And some companies are buying their competitors’ chips.

“Marketplace” host Kai Ryssdal talks with the CEO of Radiant Nuclear about trying to make portable microreactors for data centers, military bases, and more.

The natural gas surplus in the U.S. could wind up supercharging demand for data centers built here instead of Europe or the Middle East.

New data shows natural gas prices in the U.S. up 10.9% compared to the same time last year. That increase is largely due to a colder winter and higher demands for electricity.

Nvidia started out as a developer of graphics chips focused on the gaming market. Now, the world’s most valuable company is looking to get back into the consumer market.