Sam Altman de Openai is being renounced as president of the Startup Nuclear Board OkloAfter making the company public through a merger with its special purpose acquisition company, Altc Acquisition Corp., in May 2024.
The movement gives Oklo, which is developing advanced nuclear reactors, more flexibility to potentially explore associations with OpenI or other hyperscalers in the midst of the impulse of data centers to ensure energy.
“We are excited to work continuous with him [Sam Altman] To bring clean and scalable energy to the AI and beyond, and continue to explore strategic associations with the main artificial intelligence companies, including Potntiaty with OpenAi, “said Caroline Cochran, co -founder and director of OKLOS operations, in a promotion.
“As Oklo explores the strategic associations to display clean energy at a scale, partly to allow the deployment of AI, I think it is now the right time to give up,” Altman said.
Sam Altman, CEO of Operai, is seen through Glass, a duration of an event outside the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit in Paris, France, on February 11, 2025.
Aurelien Morissard | Through Reuters
Oklo’s shares fell 12% in extended operations after the ad.
In December, OKLO signed an agreement to provide up to 12 energy gigawatts for the data center company switch. But to date, OKLO has not signed an agreement with one of the hyperscalers, despite the interest of the technology industry in power without emissions.
Oklo says that its reactors, called Aurora, have smaller and simple designs that range from 75 megawatts to up to 100 megawatts or more. The company plans to build and operate plants, directly selling power to customers under long -term contracts.
Oklo plans to launch his first reactor in the National Laboratory of Idaho in Idaho Falls before the end of the decade.
– CNBC Spencer Kimball contributed to this report.
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