Oklo will work with the data centre companies to deploy its powerhouses in chosen markets. Credit: Caureem via Shutterstock. Oklo, a US-based developer of fast fission power plants, has secured letters of intent (LOIs) with two data centre providers to deliver up to 750MW of low-carbon power.

What was it they say? Out with the old and in with the nucleus Increasingly, datacenter operators are putting their faith in the promise of miniaturized nuclear power plants – better known as small modular reactors (SMRs) – to fuel their ever-growing energy demands.

Sam Altman-backed Oklo Inc. agreed to deliver as much as 750 megawatts of electricity from nuclear reactors it plans to build to two data center companies, as technology companies seek to line up energy supplies for the booming industry.

Oklo (NYSE:OKLO) +10.4% pre-market Wednesday after saying it received letters of intent and is partnering with two unnamed data center providers to deliver up to 750 MW of low carbon power for data centers across the U.

Small modular reactor (SMR) and nuclear fuel recycling company Oklo has partnered with two undisclosed data center providers to deliver up to 750MW of power.