Nuclear energy is a derivative play on the growth of AI, as data centers will be the primary customers for new nuclear power plants.

China is now deploying innovative reactor types that were originally invented in the United States in the 1970s and 1980s but never commercialized.

Generation IV nuclear reactors are designed to be passively safe, meaning a malicious actor could at worst shut the reactor down, but not cause a meltdown.

Russian groups funded far-left environmental organizations in Germany to advocate for shutting down nuclear reactors, thereby increasing German dependence on Russian natural gas.

Valor Atomics plans to achieve criticality with its reactor prototype for the first time next year.

Isaiah Taylor predicts that nuclear power will eventually become the safest, most reliable, and cheapest form of energy generation, eliminating traditional trade-offs.

China is estimated to be 7 to 14 years ahead of the United States in the development and deployment of nuclear reactors.

Valor Atomics is developing a non-nuclear reactor prototype in Los Angeles for temperature and pressure testing.

The US nuclear power industry has been effectively paused for 46 years, since the Three Mile Island accident.

Isaiah Taylor predicts Valor Atomics will capture 75% of the global energy market by 2050.

All nuclear waste ever generated in the United States over the last 70 years would not fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool.

President Trump signed executive orders to revitalize nuclear testing at the Department of Energy, creating a new pathway for companies to operate test reactors.