Upgraded turbines, generators, and digital controls are expected to unlock an addition 890MW of capacity Google on Tuesday struck a deal with Constellation Energy for 3,590 megawatts of future energy supply, including nearly a gigawatt of new nuclear capacity, as the search and advertising giant tries to find enough energy to power its datacenter ambitions. The 20 year power purchase agreement will see Constellation, the largest purveyor of atomic energy in the US, bring an additional 890...

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