Google will use powerful nuclear reactors to develop artificial intelligence

Google has signed an agreement with Kairos Power to supply electricity from small nuclear reactors to meet the growing needs of its data centers related to the development of artificial intelligence intelligence This is written by Science Alert.

Under the terms of the agreement, the first small modular reactor (SMR) Kairos is planned to be launched by the end of the decade. By 2035, the company will deploy several such reactors with a total capacity of 500 megawatts. SMRs are compact and flexible, making them easy to design and install.

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Major technology companies, including Google, Microsoft and Amazon, are looking for new power sources to meet the growing needs of artificial intelligence systems. Microsoft is already powering Three Mile Island, where nuclear activity is slated to resume.

While Google officials see nuclear power as a viable alternative to renewables, safety issues remain key to implementing these technologies because of the risks associated with waste, high cost of construction and the possibility of accidents.