Meta Platforms has announced significant plans to secure nuclear power for its artificial intelligence data centers. The company will become an anchor customer for new and existing nuclear projects in the U.S. To achieve this, Meta has formed partnerships with developers like TerraPower and Oklo, and it has struck a deal with Vistra to purchase and enhance the output from three nuclear plants located in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Meta's timeline is ambitious, aiming to have new reactors operational by 2030 to 2032. This push comes as the company seeks large quantities of electricity to support its expanding AI operations. Financial specifics weren't disclosed, but this collaboration represents one of the most extensive agreements between tech firms and nuclear energy providers to date. Following the announcement, shares for Vistra and Oklo saw a notable increase, reflecting market optimism about the venture. The first phase of nuclear power procurement from Vistra is set to begin later this year.