U.S., Japan, and South Korea join forces on nuclear reactors as AI data centers surge across Indo-Pacific
The United States, Japan, and South Korea signed an agreement to accelerate small modular reactor deployment in the Indo-Pacific region.
The State Department committed over $10 million to the FIRST program for project development and training.
Data center electricity demand is soaring, with UN warnings they could soon use more power than all but five nations.
Critics link the SMR pact to WEF and Tony Blair Institute proposals for digital embassies that could lead to foreign digital control.
South Korean firms like Doosan and SK Group are positioned to profit, even as U.S. taxpayers help fund the overseas buildout.
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