We've got the power, you're listening to Motley Full Money.

I'm Mary Long joined today by Osset Sharma. Osset thank you so so much for being here on this lovely Thursday afternoon.

Thank you Mary, but you know as much as I like you I have a thing against people planning

earworms in my ear like just before I start a conversation and now of course I'm

hearing a certain song from back in the

back,

nonetheless, let's proceed with our conversation. I have to be honest, I almost, I debated singing it, and then thought too much, too much.

I've already had that song stuck in my head all morning

as I thought about that intro line.

So there we go. Torturing myself and you and others.

So hence the intro line Amazon just became the latest big tech company to ink some kind of nuclear power

deal. The biggest part of this particular deal is that Amazon's teaming up with

Dominion Energy to explore the development of small modular nuclear reactors in Virginia.

If you're thinking that you've heard a similar story before, it's likely because you have.

Amazon is not the first hyperscaler to go this route of teaming up with an energy utility company.

Microsoft and Constellation Energy earlier last month announced that they were going

to restart Three Mile Island, the site of the most serious nuclear meltdown and

radiation link in US history.

Alphabet announced earlier this week that it's teaming up with the privately held

Kyros Energy to build seven

small nuclear reactors nuclear and big tech but we'll just stick on nuclear

nuclear is the common denominator in these stories but that Power Source is certainly not without its

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