Meta signed a nuclear agreement to give energy to the AI ​​data center

In a brave step towards long -term energy sustainability, Meta has committed to find nuclear electricity for the fleet that developed from the AI ​​data center for decades.

The agreement was a major change in a major technological strategy to meet the demands of artificial intelligence computing in a clean, reliable, and long -term way.

The agreement, made with Oklo, a nuclear energy startup supported by Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO, intends to introduce a small modular reactor (SMRS), a new class of compact nuclear plants with low emissions and high efficiency.

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This collaboration shows the determination of Meta to pioneer sustainable innovation and increased concern for the AI ​​energy trail.

Meta claims that reviving the nuclear factory will preserve more than 1,100 local jobs and contribute $ 13.5 million per year in tax income.

“It is clear that there are many nuclear power plants serving the US that require long -term support to help our electricity network can still be relied upon because of energy needs to grow,” the company said in a statement.

“Maintaining the existing factory operation will have the same positive effect as adding new clean energy to the network, and avoiding interference that has occurred when other nuclear units have retired prematurely.”

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