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Google inks deal to develop 1.8 GW of advanced nuclear power

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Google and nuclear site developer Elementl Power announced this week that they will work together on three sites for advanced nuclear reactors.

The tech company has been rushing to lock up energy sources as its AI ambitions drive growing power demands at its data centers. This year alone, Google plans to spend $75 billion building data center capacity.

With the new deal, Google is promising to add at least 600 megawatts of generating capacity at each of the three sites. Elementl said the reactors will be connected to the grid “with the option for commercial off-take,” meaning that Google can buy power directly. 

 

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Google and nuclear site developer Elementl Power announced that they will work together on three sites for advanced nuclear reactors.

 

Power is the new constraint on AI.  It was only a matter of time until they started investing in nuclear.

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