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X-energy teams up with Amazon and partners under a strategic agreement to deploy advanced nuclear technology

by Prince
February 7, 2026
X-energy collaboration with Amazon for a nuclear project

Credits: Alex Shuper

The United States is a country that has become renowned for its extensive nuclear energy portfolio dating back to the Cold War period, when nuclear energy was increasingly becoming popular. As technology continues to advance and reach new heights, there are many companies that are intent on further pushing the boundaries in relation to nuclear production. On that note, X-energy recently teamed up with Amazon and partners under a strategic agreement to deploy advanced nuclear technology.

Understanding the correlation between X-energy and Amazon in their nuclear initiatives

X Energy and Amazon are pioneers when it comes to the nuclear energy-generating landscape. Their partnership has garnered much attention because people are eager to witness how the two collaborate and whether they will be as effective as they usually are when they pursue individual initiatives.

The strategic partnership sees X-energy Reactor Company, Amazon, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP), and Doosan Enerbility combining to hasten the installation of advanced nuclear technology across the US. The development being all over the US is crucial because it ensures that a wide range of people, and not just a specific region, will reap the rewards of nuclear energy.

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Under the agreement, the partnering corporations are seeking to scale the commercial use of Xe-100 small modular reactors (SMRs) and TRISO-X fuel in order to provide for the soaring energy demands in places such as data centers and advanced artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure.

Deploying advanced nuclear technology: Unpacking how X-Energy and Amazon will complement each other

An effective partnership requires both parties to bring something to the table, which will be able to elevate both of them as a unit. This particular teaming up involves the amalgamation of X-energy’s fourth-generation advanced nuclear design and Amazon’s extensive computing footprint, as well as its ability to develop a promising long-term energy strategy meticulously. According to reports, the company represents one of the most ambitious between a public and private entity as they hope to build next-generation nuclear power in the US.

X-Energy’s Xe-100 small modular reactors (SMRs) are an essential part of the project as they are manufactured to be safer and scalable compared to the larger reactors that require careful planning. This means they can effectively be utilized in regions where the energy demand is high.

X-Energy, KHNP, and Doosan are reviewing the international collaboration in the energy industry

When news first broke about the involvement of X-energy Reactor Company, Amazon, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP), and Doosan Enerbility in the project, many people were astounded at how three corporations from different parts of the world could come together and produce a good initiative. However, the South Korean corporations KHNP and Doosan bring a wealth of experience that could not have been easily attained from other places. This makes the partnership logical for what the US is seeking to gain from it.

Nuclear energy in the United States: Life after advanced nuclear technology enters the fray

United States projects have the privilege of strong economic backing, which guarantees their success. Thus, many people are already looking forward to a world with advanced nuclear technology. The partners will be able to deploy a world-leading ecosystem through technological innovation, which could, in the end, result in many nations adopting that blueprint. All in all, the US has an objective to reduce carbon emissions, and through the partnership, it will be able to utilize nuclear power as a platform to achieve net-zero targets.

The US has managed to take the world by storm once again, except this time, it has done so in the energy industry. The partnership between X-Energy and Amazon might seem strange to some people. Still, for the United States, it is the perfect platform to improve innovation, diversify, and strengthen its energy portfolio to provide for a greater part of its population.

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