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5 Companies Using NVIDIA AI for Clean Energy
NVIDIA is showcasing five companies at New York Climate Week that use AI to accelerate the development and deployment of clean energy infrastructure.
Why it matters
By reducing the time needed to build power plants and update grids, these technologies may lower energy costs and speed up the transition to low-carbon power.
The big picture
This complements NVIDIA's involvement in the AI Energy Management Alliance, which focuses on making data center electricity use more flexible.
The details
Atomic Canyon's NIVA platform provides AI-powered assistance for the national nuclear fleet. TerraPower's Natrium reactor uses liquid metal sodium cooling to operate at atmospheric pressure. Commonwealth Fusion Systems uses high-temperature superconductors to make its SPARC design 40x smaller.
What's next
Commonwealth Fusion Systems' ARC power plant in Virginia is expected to connect to the grid in the 2030s.
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ThinkLabs uses NVIDIA CUDA
ThinkLabs AI is curating digital twins and agents — using the NVIDIA CUDA platform
Josh Wong, founder and CEO of ThinkLabs
Southern California Edison uses ThinkLabs
Southern California Edison used ThinkLabs software
Atomic Canyon owns Neutron
Atomic Canyon... with its NVIDIA accelerated compute-powered Neutron and NIVA platforms
Atomic Canyon owns NIVA
Atomic Canyon... with its NVIDIA accelerated compute-powered Neutron and NIVA platforms
Trey Lauderdale is CEO of Atomic Canyon
Trey Lauderdale, founder and CEO of Atomic Canyon
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Redwood Materials uses NVIDIA Blackwell
an AI intelligence layer — running on the NVIDIA Blackwell platform
Colin Campbell works at Redwood Materials
Colin Campbell, chief technology officer of Redwood Materials
TerraPower owns Natrium
TerraPower is working to make sure that more power is safe, sustainable and quickly harnessable through its emission-free Natrium reactor.
Chris Levesque is CEO of TerraPower
Chris Levesque, president and CEO of TerraPower
TerraPower uses NVIDIA Omniverse
TerraPower is connecting an NVIDIA Omniverse-powered platform
Commonwealth Fusion Systems owns SPARC
CFS is compressing years of experimentation into weeks for its SPARC tokamak demonstration fusion machine
Commonwealth Fusion Systems owns ARC
The company’s ARC power plant
Brandon Sorbom works at Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Brandon Sorbom, cofounder and chief science officer of CFS
Commonwealth Fusion Systems uses NVIDIA Omniverse
With the help of NVIDIA Omniverse libraries
Commonwealth Fusion Systems uses OpenUSD
With the help of NVIDIA Omniverse libraries and OpenUSD
Commonwealth Fusion Systems is related to Fusion Energy
Fusion energy is poised to join the clean energy stack in the 2030’s, thanks to Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS).
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