Meta Bets Big on Nuclear to Feed its AI

January 12, 2026
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Meta announced a far-reaching plan to secure nuclear power for its data centers, aiming to meet the surging electricity demand from AI training and inference. The company intends to pursue long-term power deals and partnerships with nuclear operators, targeting firm, carbon-free supply that can scale. The plan seeks round-the-clock power for new and existing sites. It also spotlights the escalating energy race among tech giants and the strain AI could put on grids. The plan faces hurdles, including regulatory approvals, project timelines, and high upfront costs. If it proceeds, it could reshape how digital infrastructure draws power.

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