Everyone is talking about AI chips. I’m watching the power behind the AI revolution.
Advanced light-water SMRs aren’t a futuristic idea anymore. They’re compact nuclear reactors designed to deliver reliable, carbon-free electricity with faster construction and lower costs than traditional plants.
As AI data centers, robotics, and quantum computing scale, the biggest bottleneck won’t be computing power—it will be energy.
That’s why governments and global investors are pouring billions into nuclear infrastructure.
Stocks on my radar:
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$GEV – GE Vernova
A leader in SMR technology with the BWRX-300 platform and strong global partnerships.
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$SMR – NuScale Power
One of the first pure-play SMR companies with years of regulatory progress and international expansion opportunities.
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$OKLO – Oklo
Building next-generation microreactors designed for AI campuses, defense, and industrial customers.
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$CCJ – Cameco
One of the world’s largest uranium suppliers, positioned to benefit from a long-term increase in nuclear demand.
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$BWXT – BWX Technologies
A quiet compounder supplying critical nuclear technology for both commercial and government projects.
My view
The next trillion-dollar opportunity may not be another social media platform or smartphone.
It could be the infrastructure that powers artificial intelligence.
The countries that control advanced nuclear technology will have a significant advantage in AI, manufacturing, defense, and energy security.
Sometimes the best investment isn’t the technology everyone is talking about—it’s the foundation that makes the technology possible.
Watching closely:
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$GEV
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$SMR
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$OKLO
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$CCJ
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$BWXT
The AI revolution needs electricity, and nuclear may become one of its strongest long-term beneficiaries.
Advanced light-water small modular reactors are smaller, manufactured versions of large-scale reactors.
They typically range from 20 to 300 megawatts of electric power and can come in two types — pressurized or boiling water reactor systems.