Sam Altman's exit from Oklo's board makes it easier for OpenAI to potentially strike a power deal with the energy startup.

Oklo stock soared Wednesday after the nuclear-power startup reported a better-than-expected first-quarter loss and reiterated full-year guidance. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based nuclear power company announced late Tuesday a Q1 loss of 7 cents per share,

OpenAI's Sam Altman is stepping down from Oklo's board to give the company more flexibility to go after partnerships. "As Oklo explores strategic partnerships to deploy clean energy at scale

Oklo's Small Modular Reactors are offering potential solutions to AI's growing energy demands. Read more to know if OKLO is just a speculative fervor or more.

Shares of Oklo (NYSE: OKLO) are skyrocketing on Wednesday. The nuclear power start-up's stock surged 16% as of 12:17 p.m. ET today and gained as much as 22.9% earlier in the day. The impressive jump comes as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite gained 0.

Oklo announces financial results for the first quarter after the market close on Tuesday. Here's a rundown of the nuclear company's report.

Keach Hagey’s “The Optimist” is what could be called the authorised version. She had access to Mr Altman and many of the main characters in his story, including his family and friends. His personality is vivid and complicated enough that her story never flags. It is no hagiography.

Oklo aims to revolutionize nuclear energy with small, scalable reactors, but has consistently delayed its deployment timelines. Read why OKLO stock is a Buy.

I visited the World flagship store in San Francisco to see the Orbs for myself. What is Sam Altman up to now and could it help us with identity in a world of AI?