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Deep Fission to supply Endeavour data centers with 2GW of nuclear energy from “mile-deep” SMR

The first reactors are expected to come online in 2029

DCD, January 07, 2025 By Zachary Skidmore

Deep Fission, a small modular nuclear reactor (SMR) developer, has partnered with Endeavour Energy, a US sustainable infrastructure developer, to develop and deploy its technology at scale.

As per the agreement, the partners have committed to co-developing 2GW of nuclear energy to supply Endeavour’s global portfolio of data centers which operate under the Endeavour Edged brand. The first reactors are expected to be operational by 2029.

The Deep Fission Borehole Reactor 1 (DFBR-1) is a pressurized water reactor (PWR) that produces 15MWt (thermal) and 5MWe (electric) and has an estimated fuel cycle of between ten to 20 years…………………………………

Deep Fission plans to release white papers throughout the regulatory approval process for discussion direction on key issues surrounding the SMR………………………………..

Based in Berkley, California, Deep Fission was founded in 2023. In August last year, it announced a $4 million pre-seed funding round to accelerate efforts in hiring, regulatory approval, and the commercialization of its SMR.

Edged, Endeavour’s data center arm, will be the primary beneficiary of the power produced by DFBR-1.

The company, which was formed in 2021, has data centers across the US and the Iberian peninsula, with facilities in operation or development in Madrid, Barcelona, Lisbon, and across the US, including MissouriArizonaTexasGeorgiaIowaOhio, and Illinois.

The company specializes in data centers built for high-density artificial intelligence, which utilize a waterless cooling system……………………..  https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/deep-fission-to-supply-endeavour-data-centers-with-2gw-of-nuclear-energy-from-mile-deep-smr/

January 10, 2025 - Posted by | Small Modular Nuclear Reactors, USA

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