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The largest nuclear reactor operator in the USA, Star Energy, has reached a 20-year agreement with Microsoft, agreeing to sell all the electricity generated by the planned Three Mile Island nuclear power plant to Microsoft to provide energy for its large artificial intelligence datacenter's huge electrical needs. Analysis suggests that this decision marks a significant surge in the AI industry's interest in the nuclear energy sector, as the soaring demand for electricity due to AI is bringing more attention to the potential of nuclear power generation.