SMRTR AIOct 25, 2024Daily.dev

Tech companies are turning to nuclear energy to meet growing power demands caused by AI

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The surge in AI technologies is driving up energy demand, with data center power needs projected to grow 160% by 2030, AI accounting for 19%. To address this, tech giants like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are investing in nuclear energy, including restarting existing reactors and exploring small modular reactors. These investments aim to provide carbon-free, reliable power for AI and data centers. However, experts caution about a potential power gap as nuclear capacity scales to meet growing demands.

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