Independent company Amazon, Google, and Meta each backed reactor developers, and across the industry roughly 10 gigawatts of nuclear is now committed to data centers, more than in any prior decade.
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On water, and now on power, the AI industry keeps making the same mistake. It argues the math instead of leading with the fix. You've seen the pattern. Communities raise…
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