Texas, Data Centers and micronuclear reactors
Last Energy to Deploy 30 Microreactors in Texas for Data Centers
With Texas aiming to become both a global data center hub and a leader in next-generation nuclear energy, Last Energy’s project represents a crucial test case. If successful, it could serve as a model for deploying microreactors across the U.S. to support industrial-scale energy users.
As data center energy demands surge, Texas taps DC firm’s micronuclear tech
Texas isn’t the only state struggling with the energy demands from data centers. In Virginia, home to “Data Center Alley,” developers are finding ways to cool data centers more efficiently as energy consumption prices increase for consumers .
NewsChannel 10 got a sneak peek into Region 16’s new Edge Data Center which will provide faster, more reliable internet to ...
The tech giant is investing more than $1 billion in the state, including the San Antonio area. And, Kentucky Fried Chicken is ...
Texas's power grid faces immense pressure from the rapid expansion of AI data centers, with demand projected to increase so ...
Power demand from new data center installations in the U.S. is expected to grow by 1,000 percent from the end of 2024 through ...
EDF Renewables North America and Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company – Masdar, co-owners of the Las Majadas Wind Project, have ...
Tech and political leaders tout them as an employment bonanza, but data centers need very few workers in very large spaces.
One recipient of that capital is Crusoe which could be siphoning some revenue from AWS and other hyperscalers. If the ...
Encouraging the growth of data centers, a crucial and growing part of our internet infrastructure, is a critical step in ensuring that Texas remains competitive. More and more Texas towns are ...
Crypto and HPC data center provider Soluna has finalized the purchase of 60 acres of land in Texas for the construction of ...
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