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reactor

noun as in electrical device

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IBM imagines ASI will have “highly-developed thinking skills more advanced than any human” and the Economist foresees superintelligence having access to every idea to be had- including building the best robots, rockets and reactors.”

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The missile, code-named Skyfall by Nato, is thought to be powered by a nuclear reactor, which is supposed to activate after solid fuel rocket boosters have launched it into the air.

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America built its first new reactors in 30 years at Vogtle, in Georgia.

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Brookfield Asset Management won a bid to complete two nuclear reactors in South Carolina, halted in 2017, marking a potential nuclear comeback.

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Santee Cooper, a big power provider in South Carolina, is in advanced talks to sell two inactive nuclear reactors to Brookfield Asset Management that could power data centers underpinning the AI boom.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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