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This agreement marks a strategic shift for Google Cloud, leveraging nuclear baseload power to support the massive energy demands of its AI data center expansion. While the deal highlights the infrastructure requirements for scaling generative models, it also demonstrates how AI is being applied to optimize grid operations and site selection for traditional utilities. The partnership underscores the growing intersection between high-compute workloads and stable, low-carbon energy sources essential for sustainable AI growth.

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Google goes nuclear to power its AI data centers, committing to buy 890 megawatts of energy from Constellation

SiliconANGLEOctober 7, 20265 min read

Google LLC said today it’s entering into a long-term strategic energy collaboration with Constellation Energy Corp. to secure significant nuclear power resources for its sprawling ecosystem of artificial intelligence data centers. The 20-year power purchase agreement is being promoted as a “clean energy partnership.” It will enable Constellation to spend more than $4.3 billion on […] The post Google goes nuclear to power its AI data centers, committing to buy 890 megawatts of energy from Constellation appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Google LLC said today it’s entering into a long-term strategic energy collaboration with Constellation Energy Corp. to secure significant nuclear power resources for its sprawling ecosystem of artificial intelligence data centers. The 20-year power purchase agreement is being promoted as a “clean energy partnership.” It will enable Constellation to spend more than $4.3 billion on upgrading and modernizing 11 nuclear power units at six facilities in Illinois, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Those upgrades will include the installation of new, state-of-the-art turbines, modern steam generators and advanced digital control systems,…

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