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Bob McDonald's Blog: Artificial intelligence programs like ChatGPT enable computers to behave in what are perceived as more human-like ways. But a new study has concluded that it is also a very energy intensive technology.

In a strategic move aimed at addressing the growing energy demands of the AI era, Microsoft is quietly exploring the use of small nuclear reactors to

Microsoft is turning to small nuclear reactors to power its AI efforts, an indication of just how much resources AI development costs.

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Microsoft is exploring small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) as a potential energy source for its increasing computational needs, showcasing the rising interest in this innovative nuclear technology.

Microsoft appears to have quietly accepted the reality that renewables cannot deliver the reliable and affordable energy their data centers need.

A new job listing for a 'Principal Program Manager of Nuclear Technology' at Microsoft outlines the company's plans to go nuclear for its data centers.