Kairos Power has selected Samsung C&T to assist in building its 50 megawatt demonstration nuclear reactor, part of a deal with Google aiming for completion by 2030. Samsung C&T will invest $70 million in equity and provide engineering services worth up to $100 million total. This project is part of Kairos's broader plan to develop advanced nuclear reactors using innovative fluoride salt-cooled technology and TRISO fuel to enhance safety and efficiency. The first commercial-scale reactor, Hermes 2, is expected to start operating in 2030, supporting Google's goal to generate about half a gigawatt of electricity by 2035.
Following the news of Google's involvement in Kairos Power's nuclear reactor project, Alphabet Inc Class A (GOOGL) shares are trading at USD 355.26 on Pluang as of Sep 22, 2026 01:31 WIB, showing a 1-day gain of 1.64%. The stock holds a substantial market cap of $4.25 trillion, with a dividend yield of 0.25%. Pluang users currently lean more towards selling, with 64% of order activity as of the same time.
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