Fermi America and Doosan Enerbility Partner for Nuclear-Powered AI Campus

Aug 26, 2025
Fermi America has signed a memorandum of understanding with Doosan Enerbility to support its nuclear-powered AI campus in Amarillo, Texas. The partnership aims to explore cooperation in nuclear power plant and small modular reactor technologies.
Fermi America and Doosan Enerbility Partner for Nuclear-Powered AI Campus

Fermi America has signed a memorandum of understanding with Doosan Enerbility to support its nuclear-powered AI campus in Amarillo, Texas, announced in a press release. This strategic partnership aims to explore cooperation in both large-scale nuclear power plants and small modular reactor technologies.

The collaboration is part of Fermi America's long-term nuclear development strategy, which includes partnerships with other leading nuclear energy companies and experts. The AI campus, being developed on 5,200 acres of Texas Tech University System land, is set to integrate various energy sources, including nuclear, natural gas, solar power, and battery storage, to deliver up to 11 gigawatts of power.

The first gigawatt of natural gas power generation is expected to be online by the end of 2026, with one gigawatt delivered per year for a decade. This initiative aims to bridge the power gap and support next-generation artificial intelligence technologies.

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