The data centers that train the large language models behind AI consume unimaginable amounts of energy, and the stakes are high for big tech companies to

Today Bloomberg reports that Constellation Energy Corp., the owner of the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant, plans to turn back on one of the plant's shuttered reactors. Microsoft has agreed to purchase 100 percent of the plant's output for the next 20 years to feed its power-hungry AI operations.

The infamous plant, closed since 2019, is getting a new lease on life after Microsoft agreed to buy its electricity to supply a growing fleet of data centers.

Microsoft has committed to a 20-year partnership with Constellation Energy to reactivate the Three Mile Island nuclear plant's Unit 1 reactor in Pennsylvania. This move is designed to supply carbon-free electricity for Microsoft's expanding AI data centres,

Microsoft is restarting a nuclear plant that partially melted down in 1979. It’s keeping all of the energy for itself, because of the massive power needs of AI.

Constellation Energy Corp., the biggest US operator of reactors, expects Three Mile Island to go back into service in 2028.

Microsoft has announced a deal to restart the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania. It’s the latest move by a technology company to use

The shuttered Three Mile Island nuclear power plant is set to reopen and sell power exclusively to Microsoft, the tech giant announced Friday.

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