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I’m interested in industries that connect the old and the new to the future.

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Office of Nuclear Energy | US Department of Energy
The nuclear energy fuel cycle is made up of two phases: the front end and the back end. The front end prepares uranium for use in nuclear reactors. The back end ensures that used fuel is safely managed, recycled, or disposed of.
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Heather Exner-Pirot@ExnerPirot·
Some of you still seem to think oil is only used for gasoline for light duty vehicles, because that’s the only time you’ve physically encountered it. Expensive and scarce oil is an omnicrisis for the global economy. It cannot be replaced by electrons from solar panels.
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Evan Kirstel #B2B #TechFluencer
Today's trillion-dollar internet economy traces back to a single domain registration today in 1985! That year, Symbolics dot com became the first dot com with no fanfare, no grand vision, just a company staking a claim in a system that barely existed yet. At the time, domains were nothing more than addresses, closer in spirit to phone numbers than to brands. Nobody was treating them as strategic assets or competitive weapons. That mindset shifted fast once the web started commercializing and it became clear that owning the right name meant owning attention, credibility, and often the entire category along with it. Then platforms arrived and rewired how people moved around online. Search, social, and mobile apps pulled users away from typing URLs entirely, and it became possible to build massive businesses without anyone ever landing on a homepage directly. A lot of people read that trend as evidence that domains were losing their relevance. They were wrong, but not entirely for the reasons you might expect. Domains were not disappearing so much as sinking deeper into the foundation. What looked like irrelevance was actually infrastructure. Today, a domain is one of the few genuinely owned things you can have online, while platforms shift, algorithms change, and audiences that took years to build can evaporate in a product update. Now AI is pushing the whole thing forward again, moving the experience from browsing to asking, and from websites to agents that operate on intent rather than navigation. In that kind of environment, domains do not fade out, they recede into the background and become part of the infrastructure holding identity, trust, and verification together. The real story ahead is less about naming and more about trust. As AI keeps flooding the internet with generated content, the question that keeps surfacing is who is actually behind it and whether any of it can be believed. That is where domains have a second act, re-emerging as anchors for verified identity across people, organizations, and eventually AI agents operating on their behalf. Nearly 40 years after that first registration, the interface has changed more times than anyone predicted. The underlying need for identity never did. #RSAC
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Evan Kirstel #B2B #TechFluencer
AI agents aren’t just one thing… it’s a whole lineup. Reactive, goal-based, learning, planning, multi-agent… basically from simple bots to full-on digital coworkers. We’re not just using tools anymore We’re starting to manage teams of software Next phase of AI isn’t better chat It’s stuff getting done without you Cool… or slightly terrifying? 😅
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Japan has long mastered the “Blue Sky prep → Gray Sky response” model. Redundant power and telecom, tight public‑private coordination, and rapid field deployment make its recovery among the fastest worldwide.
Glen Gilmore@GlenGilmore

“Disasters always start and end locally.” - CNET   I’ve seen firsthand how quickly demand surges in those moments. Resilient infrastructure matters. Prioritized network access supports public safety coordination — from SatCOWs to device support in Maui.   cnet.com/tech/mobile/in…   @T_Priority Partner

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Paul Gurnett
Paul Gurnett@quepasachico·
Here’s How College Leaders Can Close The #AIGovernance Gap In 90 Days forbes.com/sites/avivaleg… A new Forbes piece outlines how college leaders can close the #AI governance gap in just 90 days, as AI adoption surges while oversight lags. Key actions: • Audit current AI use across faculty, students and admin systems • Establish clear governance ownership (who is accountable?) • Create policies for responsible AI use (ethics, data, compliance) • Train faculty and staff on AI risks and best practices • Implement monitoring and oversight mechanisms The bigger lesson isn’t just for universities. AI adoption is accelerating everywhere — but governance is still catching up. #AIEthics #EnterpriseAI #ResponsibleAI #AIpolicy #AIrisk @forbes
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The fertilizer market is tight, but long‑term trends show stable growth and global grain output and stocks remain steady. This chart uses partial 2025 data and estimated Russian figures, and focuses only on DAP, so it can’t justify claims of a global food crisis.
Philip Pilkington@philippilk

Fertiliser analysts are now saying the world faces a monumental food crisis. The US will be hit hard too. People elsewhere will starve. Trump’s war appears to be about to quite literally destroy the world. Insane. 🌽

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Cointelegraph@Cointelegraph·
⚡️ LATEST: Crude oil now dominates Hyperliquid with $300M in OI, making it larger than any crypto or equity pair on the platform, Delphi Digital reports.
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Cointelegraph@Cointelegraph·
🚨 NEW: Peter Thiel's Founders Fund is set to lead a new funding round valuing Halter, a startup making AI-powered smart collars for cows at over $2 billion.
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This isn’t about coal being ‘bad’. It’s a short term move to protect power stability and households amid soaring LNG prices and supply risks. Any country reliant on foreign energy could make the same choice for security.
Javier Blas@JavierBlas

More evidence of Asian counties performing a LNG-to-coal fuel switch: Thailand has reactivated two coal-fired units that had been mothballed. The switch is important to put a lid on global LNG (and European gas) prices. bangkokpost.com/business/gener…

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Watcher.Guru@WatcherGuru·
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Senators reach deal with White House to resolve crypto stablecoin yield dispute with banks.
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Evan Kirstel #B2B #TechFluencer
The EU just proposed a new company structure called EU Inc, designed to let startups register in 48 hours for around €100, with a single digital framework across the bloc. Europe has always had the talent. What it has lacked is the infrastructure to turn that talent into scale. Worth watching. cc @Nicochan33 techstartups.com/2026/03/19/top…
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John Kemp
John Kemp@JKempEnergy·
U.S./IRAN war is having a very different impact on gas prices in Europe and Asia compared with the United States. The conflict has had essentially no impact on domestic gas prices in the United States, which remains insulated from global markets by limits on export capacity. U.S. gas futures prices are down by 30% on average so far this month compared with December. By contrast, prices in Asia have risen 65% and those in Europe have increased by 88% over the same period as the war cuts the availability of LNG:
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Johan Christian Sollid
Johan Christian Sollid@sollidnuclear·
🇯🇵🤝🇺🇸 Japan makes huge $40 billion investment in small modular reactors in the US Yesterday Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and US Predsident Donald Trump announced a major $40B investment in two new nuclear projects in the United States. GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy (@gvhnuclear) will build a fleet of BWRX-300 small modular reactors in Tennessee and Alabama. The announcement also builds on the ongoing work at the Clinch River site in Tennessee, where the US government has already committed $400 million to help accelerate deployment of the BWRX-300.
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