Deep Atomic files plan for SMR-powered data center at INL

By ExchangeMonitor

A group that includes Deep Atomic and Parker Tide said this week it has submitted a proposal to the Department of Energy for a fully integrated nuclear-powered artificial intelligence (AI) data center at its Idaho National Laboratory (INL).
Deep Atomic, the Austin-Texas-based…

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