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Google to Power Data Centers With Nuclear Energy

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Google inks historic US deal to buy Gen IV nuclear power for data centers

This marks the first time a U.S. utility has committed to purchasing electricity from a Generation IV nuclear plant.

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Utility to buy power from advanced nuclear plant to fuel Tennessee and Alabama Google data centers

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Google, Kairos Power plan advanced nuclear plant for Tennessee Valley Authority grid by 2030

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TVA to Buy Advanced Nuclear Power for Google Data Centers

The Tennessee Valley Authority agreed to buy electricity from a small nuclear power plant that’s expected to go into service in 2030 and will help power data centers owned by Alphabet Inc.’s Google.

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Google, Kairos Power, TVA announce collaboration

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Google goes nuclear as part of deal to power data centers

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TVA to buy energy from Kairos' nuclear plant in Oak Ridge to power Google data centers

The reactor that will help power Google also a represents a first for the U.S. Hermes 2, which will be Kairos' second test reactor in Tennessee, will be the first power-producing advanced nuclear rea...

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Google and Kairos Power partner TVA for advanced nuclear energy

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Google to Help Power Data Centers With Energy From Kairos Nuclear Plant

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Google announces Tennessee as site for small modular nuclear reactor

Google , with Kairos Power, has selected Tennessee as the site of an advanced nuclear power plant that is expected to supply electricity to the Big Tech company's data centers in the U.S. southeast starting in 2030,

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Google picks Tennessee as site for its nuclear reactor, what makes the project important at a time when America has stopped building nuclear plants

Google and Kairos Power are partnering to build an advanced nuclear plant in Tennessee, aiming to connect to the TVA grid by 2030. TVA will purchase up to 50 megawatts from Kairos' Hermes 2 reactor, enough to power 36,