Nuclear energy stocks fall after US blocks Amazon-Talen deal
Talen Energy (TLN) shares pull back after US regulators rejected a deal that would have allowed Amazon's (AMZN) cloud business, Amazon Web Services (AWS), to buy power for its data centers. Catalysts Hosts Seana Smith and Madison Mills break down the news and what it means as Big Tech companies turn to nuclear energy to power their AI data centers.
Talen Energy Corp. and other US power company stocks slumped in pre-market trading Monday following the rejection by the ...
The regulator’s decision puts one type of contract at risk, but won’t close the door on nuclear power plants looking to sign ...
And seeing as Oklo stock has more than doubled over the last 12 months, while Nano Nuclear has nearly quadrupled, and NuScale ...
Tech giants looking to quickly power massive artificial intelligence centers will need new plans after US regulators quashed ...
Importantly, the existing ISA allows for 300 megawatts of co-located load at Susquehanna, and development of the first phases of the Amazon Web Services (“AWS”) data center campus can proceed using ...
A United States regulator’s decision to block an Amazon AI data center from pulling a portion of power from its adjacent ...
Nuclear stocks are trading lower across the board on Monday after regulators rejected Talen Energy Corp’s (NASDAQ:TLN) plans ...
Amazon.com (AMZN) told Bloomberg it’s committed to building a data center campus adjacent to a Pennsylvania nuclear plant after the ...
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