Constellation Energy secured a 20-year power agreement with Amazon to support nuclear plant expansion, emphasizing AI-driven data center growth. Oracle is diversifying its AI customer base by leasing $7 billion in AI chips to Tencent, reducing reliance on OpenAI amid investor concerns about debt and customer concentration. Micron reported strong earnings, benefiting from AI demand, though cyclical risks remain. These developments highlight the growing AI industry's impact on energy and tech sectors, with long-term growth expected despite short-term market fluctuations.
Constellation Energy (CEG) shares rose 1.87% to USD 258.77 as of Oct 02, 2026 00:51 WIB on Pluang, reflecting investor interest in its long-term power deal with Amazon. Oracle (ORCL) also gained 1.09%, trading at USD 138.80, while Micron (MU) showed a 2.38% increase to USD 1,090.50, highlighting strong AI sector momentum. Amazon (AMZN) was relatively flat, up 0.05% at USD 249.27, as of the same time on Pluang.
As AI demand strains energy grids, hyperscalers are locking in long-term nuclear contracts, spotlighting three U.S.-listed nuclear stocks with distinct risk profiles. Constellation Energy leads with the largest U.S. nuclear fleet and strong cash flow...
Constellation Energy, operating the largest nuclear fleet in the U.S., trades near a 52-week low despite rising guidance and strong demand for carbon-free power from AI data centers. The stock is down 27.77% this year due to regulatory uncertainties ...
Constellation Energy secured a 20-year power agreement with Amazon to support over $3 billion investment in expanding its Calvert Cliffs nuclear plant, ensuring long-term electricity supply for Amazon's regional operations. Tencent signed a $7 billio...
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