Inside a brand-new secretive facility in Lynchburg, Virginia…
The nation’s top scientists and engineers are hard at work in building a next-generation technology for the Pentagon.
This technology has nothing to do with weapons…
But not only could it help keep America safe…
It could also help solve one of the biggest challenges AI is facing today.
The goal of this project?
To provide uninterrupted power to U.S. Army installations in the farthest reaches of the world…
So they can continue performing their critical duty of keeping America safe.
They key is a mobile nuclear “microreactor” that can be easily transported anywhere across the globe – whether by plane, train, or truck.
But the Pentagon isn’t doing it alone.
It’s partnered with a little-known company to build this nuclear microreactor.
And this company could hold the key to winning the AI-nuclear race now unfolding behind the scenes.
You already know the story.
Artificial intelligence has unleashed a hunger for electricity the grid was never designed to handle.
Data centers are multiplying like wildfire – each one drawing as much power as a small city.
Renewables can’t supply that kind of round-the-clock demand.
They’re intermittent, inconsistent, and nowhere near dense enough.
That’s why nuclear has re-emerged as the only realistic solution.
Even Big Tech executives – from Sam Altman to Mark Zuckerberg – are quietly admitting it:
If AI is the new brain of the economy… nuclear will be its heartbeat.
That’s why there’s a new “nuclear arms race” going on…
The race to develop these smaller mobile reactors that can swiftly be set up to power these data centers.
We’ve already seen nuclear stocks go absolutely crazy in the past two years.
For instance, in 2025, stocks like OKLO have blasted off as much as 900%.
But here’s the problem…
Most of the “next-gen” nuclear companies Wall Street is hyping are still years away from reality
They have no approved designs, no working reactors, and no revenue.
Many are burning through cash, chasing paper blueprints that might never pass regulators.
Investors are just betting on ideas – not infrastructure.
These are ideas that may NEVER come into fruition…
And yet…
Investors are paying through the nose for these stocks.
There’s a term for companies like these – vaporware.
Products that are announced – but never actually produced or released.
You see it all the time in software.
All hype, no substance.
And the investors always get burned.
Unfortunately, it appears the same thing is happening in the nuclear space.
Small, speculative companies who talk a big game about their so-called “game-changing nuclear technology”...
But when it finally comes to deliver…
Investors may find themselves holding nothing but a bag of hot air.
Yet one company is different.
While the startups are still pitching slide decks, this firm already builds the nuclear reactors that power America’s submarines and aircraft carriers.
For decades, it’s been the Pentagon’s trusted nuclear contractor – operating under extreme conditions where failure is never an option.
Now it’s adapting that same battle-tested technology into compact, transportable reactors built for continuous, carbon-free power.
And under the Pentagon’s own initiative, its first working micro-reactor is already under construction at a secure site in Virginia.
