Google signs the world's first corporate agreement to purchase power from small modular reactors for AI.
Google announced on Monday that it has signed the world’s first corporate agreement to buy electricity from multiple small modular reactors . This move is aimed at supporting its increasing energy demands driven by artificial intelligence operations.
Although financial specifics and exact plant locations in the U.S. remain undisclosed, Google confirmed that it will purchase a total of 500 megawatts of power from six to seven reactors. While natural gas, wind, and solar are seen as primary energy sources to meet this demand, nuclear power is being revisited as a viable option for consistent energy generation., these SMRs are constructed in factories rather than on-site, which can help reduce the cost and time of construction.
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