Fermi Issues Bullish Update On ‘Fermi 2.0’ Following Executive Departures

Company developing AI campus in Texas that will use nuclear reactors to power data centres

Fermi Issues Bullish Update On ‘Fermi 2.0’ Following Executive Departures
A rendering of Fermi’s planned AI campus in Texas, where the company plans to deploy Westinghouse AP1000 nuclear plants. Courtesy Fermi.

US nuclear company Fermi has said recent departures from its management team were part of “a comprehensive progression” of its strategic direction, governance structure and operating platform as it continues to progress with an ambitious nuclear buildout programme.

Toby Neugebauer, the company’s co-founder and chief executive officer, suddenly departed the company this week along with chief financial officer Miles Everson

The company said Neugebauer has stepped down as chairman, although he still remains on the board.

Lead independent board director Marius Haas has stepped into the role of chairman, the company said. Everson has been elected as a board director as a result of the exercise of designation rights held by the Melissa A. Neugebauer 2020 Trust.

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