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How the U.S. Government Plans to Employ Nuclear Energy for Data Centers and National Security
TEXAS, UNITED STATES, JUL 19 – The U.S. plans to deploy advanced nuclear reactors at nine military sites, aiming to power AI data centers and enhance grid resilience amid surging electricity demand, officials said.
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How the U.S. government plans to employ nuclear energy for data centers and national security
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