Google Signs Nuclear Energy Deal
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•Google to buy nuclear power for AI datacentres in ‘world first’ deal
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Google has ordered six or seven small nuclear reactors from California 's Kairos Power .
The deal will provide a low-carbon solution to power datacentres, which require huge volumes of electricity.
The explosive growth of generative AI , as well as cloud storage, has increased tech companies’ electricity demands.
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