News Westinghouse's eVinci micro nuclear reactor for data centers delivers 5 megawatts of power for eight years without refueling — microreactors could...

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This is not new and your terminology is incorrect. This tech not only "can" power future data centers, it has already been doing it for years! Example: every Microsoft data center that has been built in the US, I think the last 5-years, uses this to power them.
 

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This is not new and your terminology is incorrect. This tech not only "can" power future data centers, it has already been doing it for years! Example: every Microsoft data center that has been built in the US, I think the last 5-years, uses this to power them.
What exactly are you referring to by "this tech"? Because there are no small modular reactors (SMRs), such as the Westinghouse eVinci discussed in this article, currently in commercial operation in the US. Or anywhere else, other than Russia and China apparently.
 
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What exactly are you referring to by "this tech"? Because there are no small modular reactors (SMRs), such as the Westinghouse eVinci discussed in this article, currently in commercial operation in the US. Or anywhere else, other than Russia and China apparently.
not yet. Bill Gates and his energy company are starting construction at their Wyoming site for a next-generation nuclear power plant he believes will “revolutionize” how power is generated.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation...ng-ground-on-a-nuclear-power-plant-in-wyoming