Amazon signed a nuclear energy agreement with 3 different companies. The company will use the energy produced for the development of artificial intelligence. Here are the details…
Artificial intelligence industry, companies energy need increased significantly. This being the case, companies started to look for various ways to solve the problem. The latest developments indicate that the common solution of technology companies nuclear energy revealed that it is.
In the news we shared with you in the past, we reported that Microsoft and Google are working on artificial intelligence technologies. because they signed nuclear energy agreements we mentioned. Now Amazon has been added to these. Amazon In the statement made by , it was stated that an agreement was made with 3 different companies and for this millions of dollars spent was expressed.
What benefits will Amazon gain with these agreements?
One of the companies that signed an agreement with Amazon is Energy Northwest It was a company named. Company developing small modular reactors to Amazon 960 megawatt’a rate will provide energy opportunities. Details of the agreements made with companies named Dominion Energy and X-energy are: It is not clear yet.
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The name that made a statement on the subject is Amazon AWS CEO. Matt Garman happened. Garman said they need more energy to better meet increasing customer demands. “Nuclear energy is a safe carbon-free energy source that can help us power our operations and meet the growing demands of our customers.” said Garman, adding that local people in the regions covered by these agreements will provide economic benefits he added.
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Source :
https://www.slashgear.com/1690466/amazon-invests-millions-dollars-nuclear-power-reactors-explained/
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