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Meta Signs Nuclear Power Deal to Meet Growing AI Energy Demands

What Happened

Meta has finalized a 20-year contract to source nuclear power, aiming to provide stable, carbon-free electricity for its AI data centers. The agreement reflects a broader move within the tech industry, as AI workloads drive unprecedented energy requirements. Meta joins other major firms looking to nuclear providers to meet these demands without increasing carbon emissions. As AI continues to expand, reliable non-fossil power is viewed as critical for scaling up infrastructure without straining traditional grids or relying on less sustainable sources.

Why It Matters

Meta\’s embrace of nuclear energy for AI signals a pivotal shift in how tech giants address sustainability and operational resilience. As artificial intelligence ambitions outpace the capacities of standard energy sources, investments in nuclear power could reshape the AI landscape and the broader energy sector. Read more in our AI News Hub

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