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Nuclear Power

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Carbon-free, always-on — the power source AI money is resurrecting.

You're looking at a technology record: a building block of AI hardware — what it does, who makes it, and which chips and systems use it.

A gigawatt-class reactor produces exactly what an AI campus wants: constant, carbon-free power for decades. Hyperscaler money is now restarting shut reactors (Palisades — done, Three Mile Island — under way, Duane Arnold), extending existing fleets, and anchoring new construction talk. The constraint is time: even restarts take years, new builds a decade.

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.