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Three Mile Island nuclear site to reopen in Microsoft deal

Three Mile Island nuclear site to reopen in Microsoft deal

Microsoft's 20-year deal with Constellation Energy to purchase power from a reopened Three Mile Island plant, independent of the notorious 1979 accident site, signifies a bold shift to carbon-free nuclear energy as tech giants like Amazon explore similar paths for AI-driven data centers, requiring regulatory approval and promising $1.6 billion in facility upgrades to revive this once unprofitable but potentially lucrative energy source.


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