Daily Tech: AI, Infrastructure, and Advanced Energy Drive the Next Phase of Growth

FutureGate | December 17 2025

Rezolve AI ($RZLV) accelerates on enterprise adoption of agentic commerce

Rezolve AI shares extended gains as the company highlighted a record December and guided to exit 2025 with annual recurring revenue above $200 million. The platform sits at the intersection of AI and digital commerce, using autonomous “agentic” systems that can understand intent, recommend products, and execute transactions in real time across messaging, web, and voice channels. Management noted that growth is being driven by larger enterprise contracts and expanding wallet share with existing clients, suggesting improving revenue visibility and operating leverage as the business scales.

$TC advances U.S. AI infrastructure with 30MW data center agreement

$TC signed a master service agreement to develop a 30-megawatt AI-focused data center in the United States, a capacity level typically associated with large-scale model training and high-density inference workloads. The project reflects sustained demand from AI customers for power-secure, low-latency facilities. From a portfolio perspective, this agreement positions $TC to benefit from long-duration infrastructure contracts as hyperscalers and AI-native firms continue to lock in compute and power availability.

Archer Aviation ($ACHR) strengthens certification and design capabilities in the UK

Archer announced the opening of a UK-based engineering hub to support its eVTOL aircraft program, tapping into the country’s deep aerospace talent pool. The move is aimed at accelerating design optimisation, safety validation, and certification readiness as Archer progresses toward commercial launch. Expanding engineering capacity outside the U.S. also supports the company’s broader strategy to access international markets and regulators, reducing execution risk over time.

DOE approval de-risks Oklo’s ($OKLO) advanced nuclear fuel pathway

The U.S. Department of Energy’s approval of the safety analysis for Oklo’s fuel fabrication facility at Idaho National Laboratory represents a critical regulatory step. It enables Oklo to move forward with producing fuel for its advanced microreactors, which are designed to deliver reliable, carbon-free baseload power. With electricity demand rising sharply from data centers, AI workloads, and electrification, this milestone improves the long-term investment case for Oklo as a potential supplier of scalable, clean energy solutions.