The history of nuclear power, right? Nuclear powers produced the significant majority of clean energy in this country for decades.

All the waste generated there from a volume perspective would fit inside of a super Walmart for context, right?

That said, from a recycling perspective, there's enough energy

content and all that material to power the entire United States using fast reactors like we're

developing and the recycling process here for over 150 years. So like, pretty awesome fuel reserve.

I'm Ricky Mulvey and that's Jake DeWitt,

CEO of Oklo, an Advanced Nuclear Technology Company.

In this conversation we discuss where nuclear energy could go

in the next five to ten years.

The key problem that nuclear energy solves that other renewable energies don't

and how small modular reactors could

fuel data centers which is something that Oaklo's chair Sam Altman might just be

interested in.

Jake DeWitt is the CEO of Oaklow in Advanced Nuclear Technology Company

working on fast reactors a little bit more advanced than what we do in

podcastingland. I appreciate you joining us for an

interview here on Motley Full Money. Yeah, happy to be here. Thanks for having me.

So this is the first time we've talked about Oaklow and I think it's good to set the table.

How did you become interested in nuclear energy?

Yeah, so I grew up in New Mexico,

born and raised around this stuff,

got the chance to learn about and kind of get exposed to nuclear technology

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