While the rapid emergence of cost-disruptive AI solutions like DeepSeek initially unsettled investor confidence in critical infrastructure supply chains, the nuclear energy sector continues to burgeon. An example being the sustained momentum behind small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs), a technology increasingly viewed as a linchpin for scalable, low-carbon baseload power. Even more compelling is the growing alignment between Silicon Valley and the energy sector. Surging U.S. electricity demand—driven in part by the explosive growth of AI data centers—has spurred major tech players to actively invest in nuclear infrastructure. Companies are now co-underwriting capital costs for SMR deployment, recognizing nuclear’s unique ability to meet 24/7 power needs while advancing decarbonization goals. This synergy between cutting-edge AI and next-gen nuclear isn’t just pragmatic—it’s visionary. By bridging innovation in tech with clean energy imperatives, stakeholders are rewriting the playbook for a sustainable, high-growth future. AI Fluids is developing advanced techniques that assist in the delivery of primary energy sources such as oil & gas and geothermal, that beside nuclear energy, will continue to form an important part of our future energy mix.
Success Through Fluid Intelligence
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the management of high-performance water-based drilling fluids will revolutionize the oil and gas industry by enhancing precision, efficiency, and safety.
