The world's electric utilities just aren't ready to provide all the power the artificial intelligence industry needs now and in the near future. Fortunately, there are alternative solutions.
NuScale has cleared key hurdles, but the business case still has something to prove. See why AI demand, TVA, and project economics could determine what happens next.
NuScale Power Corporation (NYSE: SMR) (NuScale), the industry-leading provider of proprietary and innovative advanced small modular reactor (SMR) nuclear technology, today announced it is deploying nuclear-specific AI tools to support its engineering and knowledge-management functions as it advances the next generation of nuclear energy. The initiative combines NuScale’s advanced reactor expertise, Nuclearn’s robust AtomAssist nuclear AI platform, and NPX’s nuclear project and AI implementation experience to create purpose-built AI tools that will help NuScale to find, understand, and apply critical information more efficiently as it advances its groundbreaking SMR technology.
NuScale's reactor has cleared major technical hurdles, but its largest test is still ahead. See why this practical design could reshape nuclear energy and what could prevent it.
GE Vernova posted 22% revenue growth and a record $176 billion backlog in Q2 2026, but missed adjusted EPS estimates amid wind segment losses and tariff costs.
Cameco-backed Westinghouse Electric has filed confidentially for a potential IPO, a move that could ease Cameco's debt load and boost investor interest in nuclear stocks like NuScale Power and Fluor.
