Gate News bot news, tech giant Amazon will use the 1.92 k megawatts of power provided by Talen Energy's Susquehanna nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania to power its AWS cloud and AI servers. Following Microsoft and Meta, Amazon is the latest hyperscale company to directly partner with a large nuclear power plant operator. This deal by Amazon was announced on Wednesday, but it is not a new protocol; rather, it modifies an existing agreement with Talen. The old agreement stipulated that Amazon would build a data center next to the Susquehanna nuclear power plant and draw power directly from the facility without first delivering it to the grid. The deal was blocked by regulators over concerns that customers would unfairly bear the burden of grid operations. Currently, Susquehanna Power Company supplies power to the grid, meaning that every kilowatt-hour of power includes transmission fees for supporting grid maintenance and development. Amazon's user-side solution can avoid these fees.

Gate News bot news, Amazon announced on Wednesday that it will invest $10 billion to build a new data center in North Carolina as part of its plan to expand artificial intelligence and cloud computing infrastructure. The company stated that this funding "will support the future development of AI at the North Carolina AWS data center" and will create at least 500 high-skilled jobs in the process.

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According to BlockBeats news on April 18, the official announcement states that the ZK universal proof layer protocol ZkCloud will launch on Mainnet. ZkCloud can aggregate proof demands, making new applications that utilize provable computing economically viable by reducing costs to a small fraction of the standard proof outsourcing costs like AWS and GCP. It also ensures that prover nodes can achieve maximum resource efficiency by aggregating workloads across the entire industry, in order to meet scaling and privacy use cases as well as future demands.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 11, according to the news of Innovation Nanshan, on March 11, Yuejiang Technology released the world's first "dexterous operation + straight knee walking" embodied intelligent humanoid robot. It can realize cross-scenario and multi-unit collaboration to be competent for complex operation generalization tasks. According to reports, the robot, named Dobot Atom, is a full-size bionic humanoid robot for industrial-grade fine operation, equipped with a self-developed neuro-driven dexterous operating system NDS and a humanoid straight-knee walking system AWS, leading the embodiment of intelligent technology to industrial, service and other multi-scene in-depth landing.