SovAI and BAM Energy Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Co-Develop Super Intelligent, Nuclear-Power

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SovAI and BAM Energy Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Co-Develop Super Intelligent, Nuclear-Powered AI Factories

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20261112425098/en/SovAI-and-BAM-Energy-Sign-Memorandum-of-Understanding-to-Co-Develop-Super-Intelligent-Nuclear-Powered-AI-Factories

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SovAI and BAM Energy signed a memorandum of understanding to co-develop behind-the-meter artificial intelligence campuses powered by BAM Energy's Pearl microreactor. The reference design pairs four factory-built Pearl modules with an 800-volt DC compute infrastructure to deliver approximately 40 megawatts of carbon-free electricity.

The collaboration aims to bypass traditional nuclear supply chain constraints by utilizing natural uranium fuel and heavy-water moderation, eliminating the need for uranium enrichment or high-assay low-enriched uranium. BAM Energy plans to pursue commercial licensing under the Nuclear Regulatory Commission framework, targeting initial operations by 2028.

DANA POINT, Calif. & HOUSTON, November 12, 2026--SovAI, Inc. ("SovAI"), The AI Factory Architect, and BAM Energy LLC ("BAM Energy"), developer of the Pearl reactor, today announced a memorandum of understanding to co-develop super intelligent, nuclear-powered AI Factories: behind-the-meter AI compute campuses designed by SovAI to the NVIDIA DSX...

_The factory-built Pearl reactor — natural uranium, heavy water, no enrichment, no megaproject — is designed to power AI Factories designed by SovAI and orchestrated by Scotty, SovAI's super intelligent digital operating engineer. See the nuclear-powered AI Factory at SC26 in the SHI International booth, McCormick Place, Chicago, November 16–19._

As designed by BAM Energy, the Pearl is a factory-built, sealed microreactor of about 7 to 10 megawatts electric that runs on natural uranium with heavy-water moderation. It needs no uranium enrichment, no high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) and no heavy reactor-vessel forgings — three supply-chain constraints that gate many advanced reactor programs — and, delivered as a factory product, it avoids the large engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) outlay of a conventional nuclear...

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