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dot com slash Zero-Trust AI. Here's your TMB Tech Minute for Monday, October 14th. I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

In a first of its kind deal, Google is backing the construction of seven small nuclear power reactors in the U.S. and is committed to purchasing

the power generated.

The deal with nuclear energy startup Cairo's power aims to help supply Google's growing

need for electricity to power artificial intelligence. power

to help supply Google's growing need for electricity to power artificial intelligence

and jumpstart a US nuclear revival.

The companies say the agreement targets adding 500 megawatts of nuclear power starting at the end of the decade.

That's about enough to power a mid-sized city or one AI data center campus.

Cairo's plans to deliver the reactors between 2030 and 2035. Financial terms weren't

disclosed, the location or locations for the project site hasn't been determined, the companies say.

The UK government says it's secured a combined investment of more than $8 billion in data centers

from four American tech companies.

The commitments are the latest from U.S. businesses expanding their presence and services

overseas to gain an edge in the AI race.

Britain's Department for Science, Innovation and Technology said the investment pledges came from Cyrus 1, Service Now, Cloud HQ, and Coreweave.

The country's technology secretary said the pledges came after the government designated data centers as critical infrastructure for Britain's economy.

And a historic mission to Jupiter's icy moon Europa has blasted off. Scientists are aiming to assess

whether Europa has the conditions necessary to sustain life. NASA considers

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