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Google and Kairos Power Collaborate on Nuclear Plant to Power Data Centers by 2030

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Google and Kairos Power Collaborate on Nuclear Plant to Power Data Centers by 2030
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Google has announced its first nuclear site in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, as part of a deal with startup Kairos Power to supply 50 MW of power from the Hermes 2 reactor, with plans to expand to 500 MW by 2035, supporting its data centers and marking a significant move into nuclear energy.

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