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Today, we unveiled our completed Critical Test Reactor facility. This commercial-scale reactor with fuel to produce 10 MW of electricity was assembled on site from modular components to conclude a net ~70 day timeline from a desert plot to a reactor, reactor facility, and command & control center. Nuclear...

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