Google signs deal with nuclear company as data center power demand surges

Google just bought seven nuclear reactors to power its AI

Google is joining the nuclear AI race with the purchase of power from seven Small Modular Reactors from Kairos Energy.

Google Goes Nuclear, Will Buy Energy From US Reactors to Power AI

Google plots a path to use nuclear energy. But nuclear power from small modular reactors isn't all that clean—and comes with environmental risks.

Google Turns To Nuclear Energy To Power AI Huge Data Centers

Google has announced transitioning to using nuclear energy to power its data centers that require huge energy to function. In a statement, the tech giant has signed an agreement with Kairos Power to use small nuclear reactors to generate energy for its AI huge data centers. The partnership is expected to bring the first reactor online by the end of this decade, with more to follow by 2035.  Google Data Centers Why is Google Transitioning To Nu…

Google Follows Microsoft's Lead With Nuclear Power for AI

Google signed an agreement to buy power from nuclear sources, touting the environmental benefits and need to power AI advances.

Google and Kairos sign nuclear reactor deal with aim to power AI

On Monday, Google announced an agreement with Kairos Power to purchase nuclear energy from multiple small modular reactors (SMRs), marking the first deal of its kind. The partnership aims to bring Kairos Power's initial SMR online by 2030, with additional reactor deployments planned through 2035, though no working SMR has yet been constructed in the US. With the energy demands of AI growing, Google has not been alone in encouraging new developme…