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Mar 13, 2025
Tech Giants Bet Big on Nuclear: Amazon, Google, and Meta’s Surprising Energy Move!
Amazon, Google, and Meta have signed a pledge to support tripling global nuclear energy capacity by 2050, aiming to meet the escalating energy demands of their data centers and AI technologies while advancing sustainability goals.
In a significant move to address the burgeoning energy requirements of their expanding data centers and AI operations, Amazon, Google, and Meta have joined forces to endorse a pledge aimed at tripling global nuclear energy capacity by 2050. This initiative, facilitated by the World Nuclear Association, reflects the tech giants’ recognition of nuclear power as a reliable, low-carbon energy source capable of providing the continuous power necessary for their operations. Their commitment underscores a broader industry trend towards embracing advanced nuclear technologies to achieve energy resilience and sustainability targets in the face of increasing electricity consumption. Read more.
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