Big Tech Invests in Nuclear Power to Meet AI Energy Needs
Major tech companies are turning to nuclear energy to support the high energy demands of AI while maintaining environmental goals.
- Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI are leading investments in nuclear power to fuel their data centers.
- Amazon is partnering with Energy Northwest to develop small modular reactors in Washington and investing $500 million in X-Energy.
- Google plans to purchase nuclear energy from Kairos Power to add 500 megawatts of carbon-free power to U.S. electricity grids.
- Microsoft is working with Constellation Energy to reopen part of the Three Mile Island plant, aiming to support its carbon-negative goal by 2030.
- The push for nuclear power aligns with tech companies' commitments to carbon-neutrality amidst rising energy demands from AI technologies.
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