As major technology companies compete to guarantee power supply for data center expansion, Google's parent company Alphabet will soon reach a nuclear power purchase agreement with Constellation EnergyCorp. People familiar with the matter revealed that the tech giant is about to sign a multi-year agreement to pay at least $1 billion to Constellation, which is expected to be officially announced as soon as this week. Since the information has not been made public, people familiar with the matter requested anonymity. Constellation, the largest US nuclear reactor operator, and Google both declined to comment on Monday. At present, the exact scale and location of this nuclear power project cannot be determined.

As major technology companies compete to guarantee power supply for data center expansion, Google's parent company Alphabet will soon reach a nuclear power purchase agreement with Constellation EnergyCorp. People familiar with the matter revealed that the tech giant is about to sign a multi-year agreement to pay at least $1 billion to Constellation, which is expected to be officially announced as soon as this week. Since the information has not been made public, people familiar with the matter requested anonymity. Constellation, the largest US nuclear reactor operator, and Google both declined to comment on Monday. At present, the exact scale and location of this nuclear power project cannot be determined.