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Trained On 53 Million Pages: US Supercomputer-Backed Tool To Search Nuclear Reactor Data
Trained On 53 Million Pages: US Supercomputer-Backed Tool To Search Nuclear Reactor Data
Authored by Aman Tripathi via Interesting Engineering,
Nuclear power stations across North America have begun using a dedicated virtual system called NIVA. The software was created by Atomic Canyon in collaboration with the Electric Power Research Institute, the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations, and the Nuclear Energy Institute.
Atomic Canyon collaborated with Oak Ridge National Laboratory to train the FERMI models. (Representational image)
It provides engineers and technicians across the commercial reactor fleet with an automated method to query vast...
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US Is Rapidly Expanding Its Nuclear Supply Chain: It's Not Nearly Fast Enough https://t.co/gly9hVAKnr
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) February 19, 2026
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