Government Technology2d
Who is restarting Three Mile Island to power data centers?
Data centers are very hungry. And with the veritable explosion of artificial intelligence tools recently, data centers are ...
Why A $16 Billion Deal To Revive Three Mile Island Is A Game Changer For U.S. Nuclear
In 1979, the Three Mile Island nuclear plant came to embody Americans’ fears about atomic energy, after one of its two ...
NextBigFuture1d
Hyperscalers Like Microsoft Are Far Better Customers for Nuclear Energy
Microsoft and the companies making AI data centers will be great customers for nuclear energy. Barrons reports that Microsoft ...
Three Mile Island nuclear plant could restart on Microsoft AI power deal
(Reuters) -Constellation Energy and Microsoft have signed a data center deal to help resurrect a unit of the Three Mile ...
Bradford Era3d
Three Mile Island powering back up
Three Mile Island came out of retirement on Friday, exactly five years after mounting economic pressure and shifting energy ...
Bisnow1d
Big Tech’s March Toward Nuclear Data Centers Picks Up Steam
Three Mile Island being planned to power Microsoft's AI data centers was the latest in a slew of recent advancements in the ...
Boise State Public Radio1d
Local reaction has varied over the plan to reopen Three Mile Island nuclear plant
The retired Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania is restarting, in a deal with Microsoft to power its data centers. The site is known for a nuclear accident in 1979.
Is artificial intelligence worth all the money and energy it’s guzzling?
The planned revival of America’s Three Mile nuclear facility for Microsoft’s use has revived the question of whether the ...
New Atlas3d
Three Mile Island to be restarted to power Microsoft data centers
In a remarkable topical twofer, not only is Microsoft turning to nuclear power to run its data centers, it's commissioned the ...
LancasterOnline1dOpinion
Do benefits of a restarted Three Mile Island Unit 1 outweigh risks to Lancaster County residents who live near it? [editorial]
The U.S. Department of Energy vouches for the safety of nuclear technology, particularly that of recently built “advanced ...