Google has declared Tennessee as the location for a small modular nuclear reactor

FREDERICK ASAMOAH
Aug 18
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Google (GOOGL.O), in partnership with Kairos Power, has selected Tennessee as the site for an advanced nuclear power plant expected to supply electricity to the tech giant's data centers in the southeastern U.S. starting in 2030, the companies announced on Monday.

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Google has declared Tennessee as the location for a small modular nuclear reactor

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