Major technology corporations are increasingly turning to nuclear power to meet the surging energy demands of artificial intelligence and data center operations. Microsoft recently announced a deal to restart a reactor at Three Mile Island, while Amazon and Google have secured agreements for small modular reactors (SMRs). Proponents argue that nuclear energy provides a reliable, carbon-free baseload power source essential for achieving climate goals while maintaining technological growth. However, environmental groups and some energy analysts raise concerns regarding the high costs of nuclear infrastructure, the long-term management of radioactive waste, and the lengthy timelines required for regulatory approval. As the race for AI dominance intensifies, the intersection of big tech and nuclear energy is expected to reshape the global energy landscape and prompt new discussions on regulatory frameworks and grid stability.