Google has signed a deal to supply seven nuclear reactors for its AI needs.

California-based Kairos Power will supply the tech giant with small modular reactors (MMPs). The reactors will be used to power its growing AI infrastructure, with a focus on ensuring the energy source runs 24/7 and is low-carbon to help reduce pollution.

The location of the new reactors and the financial terms of the contract have not yet been announced.

Google plans to purchase 500 megawatts of power from Kairos.

The reactors are expected to be completed by 2035.