The intersection of hyperscale computing and energy infrastructure is rapidly becoming one of the defining challenges—and opportunities—of the clean energy transition. The need for reliable, low-carbon, scalable power solutions is intensifying. Utilities, municipalities, regulators, and hyperscalers must collaborate on new financing frameworks, procurement strategies, and policy reforms to bridge the gap between 21st-century digital infrastructure needs and a 20th-century energy system. Advanced nuclear power, if supported by modern financing tools and de-risked deployment models, offers a critical pathway to meet these demands. Without proactive coordination and investment, capacity shortfalls, cost volatility, and missed climate targets will define the next decade. With the right partnerships, the path forward promises resilient energy for hyperscale operations—and sustainable growth for all.
