Microsoft AI needs so much power it's tapping site of US nuclear meltdown
Microsoft isn't the only tech company looking to nuclear power to fuel its AI ambitions. Earlier this year, Amazon.com Inc.'s cloud computing division agreed to spend $650 million to acquire a data center campus connected to Talen Energy Corp.’s 40-year-old nuclear power plant on the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania.
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The US used to get most of its enriched uranium from Russia. Now scientists and companies are racing to produce it at home.
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US nuclear plants can double power, add 95GW capacity to existing structures: ReportAccording to the DOE report, 54 sites in 28 states have the room and resources to host additional nuclear power units.
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The Case for Public Nuclear PowerWith additional funding, the Tennessee Valley Authority could provide union jobs, kick-start American industrial production, ...
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Two reports that suggest nuclear power would push up power bills by hundreds of dollars and leave as much as half of ...
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