Zuri Launches Hybrid-Electric VTOL; Oklo Partners with Meta for Nuclear Facility
Zuri's first commercial product, an uncrewed hybrid-electric cargo VTOL, aims for first flight in early 2027. Simultaneously, Oklo and Meta's collaboration on a nuclear facility in Ohio is set to deliver 1.2 GW of power by 2030, signifying a shift towards sustainable energy solutions in tech.

Zuri is raising €6 million ($7 million) in a Series A round to fund the flight testing of its hybrid-electric cargo VTOL, with a first flight scheduled for early 2027. The aircraft can carry payloads up to 115 kg (254 lb) over 679 km (422 mi) and is designed for maritime and offshore logistics.
Meanwhile, Oklo is developing a nuclear facility in Ohio, intended to provide 1.2 gigawatts to Meta's data centers, with construction expected to begin in late 2028. The facility will utilize small modular reactors, which aim to lower costs and construction times but face regulatory challenges. The successful execution of both projects could significantly impact their respective industries.




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