Rosatom to Launch Energy Storage Assembly in Egypt
Rosatom and Egypt's Teletech have signed an agreement to establish a local assembly facility for energy storage systems with a capacity of 500 MWh per year.

Rosatom and Egypt's Teletech have signed an agreement to establish a local assembly facility for energy storage systems with a capacity of 500 MWh per year.

Rosatom has successfully tested the primary circuit of the first reactor at Turkey's Akkuyu NPP at pressures 1.5 times higher than standard operating levels.

Rosatom has successfully tested tungsten shielding for the ITER fusion reactor, marking a significant milestone in the development of the project's first wall components.

Darya Verstelle has been named CEO of Industry Soft Solutions to lead the commercial scaling of the company's AtomMind industrial AI platform.
Rosatom is building a facility in Udmurtia to produce permanent rare-earth magnets, with a target launch in 2029 and a total investment of 3.6 ₽ billion.
Rosatom has initiated six projects to develop quantum sensors for navigation, geology, and telecommunications, aiming to deploy experimental prototypes by 2030.
Rosatom has launched a new research facility in Moscow to advance lithium-ion technology and develop next-generation energy storage, including sodium-ion batteries.

System integrator iTProtect has upgraded the cybersecurity infrastructure for a Rosatom organization by integrating MaxPatrol SIEM and MaxPatrol VM solutions.
Experts at the 70th IAEA General Conference discussed the systematic integration of AI in the nuclear industry, focusing on safety, international regulation, and engineering efficiency.
Rosatom's research center has developed a high-performance computing communication system capable of reaching speeds of 200 Gbps.
Rosatom is leveraging AI to accelerate material development for nuclear reactors and carbon fiber production, aiming to launch an automated synthesis complex in 2026.

Rosatom has developed a modular technology to extract high-purity iron concentrate from coal ash, potentially offering a cheaper alternative to mined iron ore.

The Russian electric vehicle brand Atom has officially commenced mass production at the Moskvich plant, supported by a consortium of major industrial and financial partners.

Rosatom's SNIIP has launched a new production cluster in Moscow to manufacture ionizing radiation detectors with an annual capacity of 1,500 units.
