Microsoft signs deal to revive Three Mile Island nuclear reactor to help power data centers
As tech companies scramble to secure new sources of energy, Microsoft on Friday announced a 20-year deal to restart a nuclear reactor at Pennsylvania’s Three Mile Island — a facility made infamous by a partial meltdown in 1979.
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Interestingly, the plant is located next to a unit that was shut down in 1979 after the Three-Mile Island accident, but it was retired in 2019. Microsoft will reopen it if the sale goes through, and it's expected to generate 837 megawatts of energy, enough power for more than 800,000 homes.
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