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  • TVA Board Approves Dedicated Data Center Rate Class to Shield Households from AI Compute Costs

    The Board of Directors of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) voted on August 20, 2026, to establish a dedicated wholesale rate class for large data centers. The tariff restructuring is designed to insulate residential consumers and small commercial businesses from the escalating capital expenditures required to expand the power grid for artificial intelligence workloads. Approved during the board's quarterly meeting in Memphis, Tennessee, the package introduces targeted tariffs for facilities

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  • TerraPower Targets AI Data Centers with Natrium SMR and Molten Salt Thermal Storage

    Nuclear technology developer TerraPower announced plans to finalize its first dedicated data center power project this year, positioning its Natrium sodium-cooled fast reactor architecture to meet the volatile power demands of artificial intelligence infrastructure. The project, slated to break ground in 2027, marks the company's second commercial deployment following its initial facility currently under construction in Kemmerer, Wyoming. In January, Meta signed an agreement with TerraPower to

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  • Nvidia Acts as Matchmaker for Nordic Datacenter Capacity to Ease AI Compute Bottlenecks

    Nvidia is directly brokering compute infrastructure deals by connecting enterprise customers holding graphics processing units with datacenter operators in the Nordic region that possess available power, cooling, and floor capacity, according to reporting by CNBC. The matchmaking initiative reflects Nvidia's efforts to mitigate severe power grid bottlenecks in North America and Western Europe that threaten to stall AI cluster deployments. By pairing hardware buyers directly with site operators

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  • Nvidia and Amazon channel billions into AI power infrastructure

    Nvidia and Amazon are putting serious money into the power generation needed to keep AI data centers running, with two separate deals announced this week that underscore how energy has become a bottleneck for the industry. Nvidia is investing up to $3 billion in Lancium, the power infrastructure developer behind the OpenAI and Oracle data center in Texas, according to The Information. A roughly $2 billion stake would give Nvidia about 20 percent of the company, which is valued at around $10 bil

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