The tech giant has signed a contract with Kairos Power to build several nuclear power plants for its AI data centers. The first small-scale reactor will be launched by 2030, with the others to follow by 2035. The total power output of the reactors will be 500 MW. The financial details of the deal have not been disclosed. Google's growing demand prevents the phasing out of fossil fuels: the closure of at least two coal generators in Nebraska has been delayed due to the risk of power shortages in the region where the company's AI servers are located.