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Google to Power Data Centers With Nuclear Energy

Google to Power Data Centers With Nuclear Energy by 2030 in First-Of-A-Kind’ Agreement

The initiative aims to accelerate advanced nuclear deployment in the region while supporting Google’s growing data operations.

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

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TVA to Buy Advanced Nuclear Power for Google Data Centers

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Google, Kairos Power, TVA announce collaboration

The newly announced collaboration includes a first-of-a-kind power purchase agreement between Kairos Power and the Tennessee Valley Authority that will see Kairos Power's Hermes 2 reactor deliver powe...

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Google goes nuclear as part of deal to power data centers

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

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

“Energy security is national security, and electricity is the strategic commodity that is the building block for AI and our nation’s economic prosperity,” Moul said in a statement released to Knox Ne...

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Google announces Tennessee as site for small modular nuclear reactor

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Google and Kairos Power partner TVA for advanced nuclear energy

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Google Expands Stake In Data Center Firm Whose Stock Keeps Surging

Google quickly raised its stake in the company, while Google-backed Fluidstack said it will expand a data center campus.

Google's data center expansion takes capital investment in Oklahoma to record high for 2025

The state’s Oklahoma Innovation Expansion Program this year distributed grants of up to $150,000, with a total of over $15 million to companies in 61 communities across the state.

Data centers consume massive amounts of water – companies rarely tell the public exactly how much

In 2024, one data center in Iowa consumed 1 billion gallons of water, enough to supply all the state’s residences with water for five days.