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A cohort of young entrepreneurs, carrying Silicon Valley money and President Donald Trump's political backing, is racing to get nuclear reactors running as part of a broader push to revive the U.S.
The effort has drawn a sharp response from safety experts who question whether speed and startup ambition are compatible with the demands of nuclear power.
Startup Culture Meets Fission The founders driving this push have earned the informal label "nuclear bros" — a nod to the Silicon Valley archetype now turning its sights on an industry that has spent decades in retreat.
Their pitch mirrors the tech playbook: move fast, attract bold-name investors, and count on regulatory and political tailwinds to smooth the path.
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