NuScale Just Turned AI on Itself. Here's What That Means for the Stock.
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Technology giants like Microsoft , Alphabet , Meta Platforms , and Oracle have moved to secure nuclear power agreements and are looking to the future of nuclear power by partnering with companies developing innovative small modular reactors (SMRs). NuScale Power ( SMR -2.77% ) doesn't currently have any deals with hyperscalers, but it has a first-mover advantage as the only nuclear company with a standard design approval for its SMR from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). While its SMRs could power the next generation of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers , NuScale is turning AI on its own business. Here's what that means for NuScale Power investors. On Aug. 25, NuScale announced it was putting AI tools from Nuclearn and NPX to work on its own critical information to support engineering, regulatory, and knowledge work as it advances its SMR technology. Nuclearn provides its AtomAssist nuclear AI platform, while NPX helps NuScale implement these tools into its business. These tools are specifically built to handle nuclear engineering terminology and compliance frameworks from the NRC, as well as NuScale's proprietary technical documentation. The tool will help it cross-reference design schematics and regulatory filings with full source traceability.
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