US Secures $80 Billion Nuclear Deal to Fuel AI Power Demand and Job Growth

The US government has struck an $80 billion deal with Westinghouse Electric Corporation to develop nuclear reactors, addressing the rising electricity demand fueled by artificial intelligence.

• The $80 billion agreement involves the Federal government of the United States, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Brookfield Asset Management, and Canadian uranium producer Cameco.
• This strategic partnership aims to enhance nuclear power capabilities, supporting President Donald Trumps goal of meeting the electricity demands of artificial intelligence technologies.
• The initiative is expected to create tens of thousands of jobs while positioning the US nuclear reactor industry as a competitive force against Chinas advancements.