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Business · 2 hours ago

Google Lines Up Billion-Dollar Nuclear Bet to Power Its AI Push

Google Lines Up Billion-Dollar Nuclear Bet to Power Its AI Push

Google parent Alphabet is reportedly close to a multi-year deal worth at least $1 billion to buy nuclear power from Constellation Energy, America's largest reactor operator, according to people familiar with the talks. An announcement could come as soon as this week. The move follows Amazon's own Constellation agreement last week, as tech giants scramble for round-the-clock, emissions-free electricity to feed their hungry data centres.

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