Stanford AI Index: corporate AI investment hit $581.7B in 2025, with U.S. private funding 23 times larger than China's.

Atlanta's Coca-Cola uses its Fuel Light 360 AI platform to cut marketing spend decisions from two weeks to one hour.

Martech vendors AdRoll, Measured and ZoomInfo launch MCP servers wiring marketing data into ChatGPT and Claude.

DOE-backed enrichment projects in Tennessee and New Mexico advance as fuel executives cite firm demand, ANS reports.

Fluor signs on to X-energy's four-unit SMR project at Dow's Seadrift, Texas site as US SMR activity accelerates.

EIA data: 96 US reactors at 57 plants in 28 states total 98,441 MW of capacity; average reactor age is 44 years.

NEI data: 94 US reactors supply ~20% of electricity, 90 projects in development, 23.4 GW of new nuclear planned.

Plant Vogtle leads US clean energy output as Georgia's two nuclear plants supply about 25% of the state's electricity.

FERC approves Constellation's waiver to shift grid rights to the Crane nuclear plant, aiding its planned 2027 restart.

IBM: 13% of firms breached via AI, 97% lacked access controls; shadow AI adds $670K to average breach costs.

AIAAIC repository tops 2,260 logged AI incidents as parallel trackers report a 55% year-over-year rise in cases.

Meltwater finds nearly 50% negative sentiment toward 2026 Super Bowl AI ads as OpenAI and Anthropic spar.

AI training-data firm Mercor confirms breach tied to LiteLLM supply-chain attack; Lapsus$ claims 4TB of stolen data.

Statista: US data center market to reach $187.9B in 2026, 44% of hyperscale sites, in a $573B global industry.

IEA data: US data center power use to jump 130% by 2030 as global demand more than doubles to about 945 TWh.

PGE plans a 29% rate hike for data centers and a 1.3% residential cut under Oregon's POWER Act, affecting 16 facilities.

Augusta, Georgia approves a 49-day data center moratorium, but the contested QTS Gordon Highway project is exempt.

EIA forecasts US gasoline, diesel and jet fuel inventories will hit their lowest levels since 2000 as refineries close.

US diesel fell 17.3 cents to $5.35/gallon for the week of June 1, the fourth straight weekly decline, EIA data shows.