
Nuclear reactors are no longer just for energy and wars, but for tech companies too!!
Google and Kairos Power announce a deal to acquire small nuclear reactors
Google, in cooperation with Kairos Power, announced a new deal under which Google will obtain small modular nuclear reactors with a total capacity of up to 500 megawatts.
This deal aims to help Kairos Power, a startup founded seven years ago, bring its first commercial reactor online by 2030, with plans to operate additional reactors by 2035.
According to Michael Terrell, Senior Director of Energy and Climate at Google, this agreement represents “a milestone in our 15-year clean energy journey.” Terrell added: “We believe that nuclear energy can play an important role in helping us meet demand cleanly and around the clock.”
When asked whether the reactors will feed the electrical grid or connect directly to data centers, Terrell explained that Google is considering all available options. At the same time, both companies declined to comment on the value of the agreement or to clarify whether Google will pre-finance the construction of the small nuclear reactors, or simply pay for the power once it becomes available.
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Google announced a bold step toward a more sustainable future by forming a partnership with Kairos Power to develop and operate small nuclear reactors. This step aims to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and lower carbon emissions, contributing to the fight against climate change. This partnership is considered a model to be followed by major companies seeking to achieve sustainable development goals.





