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Nvidia eyes converting old nuclear plants into massive AI data centers

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Nvidia is collaborating with German energy firm PreussenElektra GmbH (PEL) to explore converting old nuclear power plants into AI data centers. In an official announcement on October 21st, the U.S.

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