Clayco Joins Consortium Aiming To Develop Nuclear-Powered Data Centre Campuses

Group led by Deep Atomic planning including facility at Idaho National Laboratory

Clayco Joins Consortium Aiming To Develop Nuclear-Powered Data Centre Campuses
Deep Atomic says the MK60 is a Generation III+ pressurised light water reactor built on decades of proven nuclear technology. Courtesy Deep Atomic.

US-based Clayco, a design-build firm specialising in complex mission-critical facilities, has joined a consortium led by Swiss American energy company Deep Atomic that is planning to develop next generation nuclear-powered AI data centre and energy infrastructure campuses.

The consortium is aiming to file submissions to the US Department of Energy (DOE) to develop campuses, including a proposed facility at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL).

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