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Kevin O'Leary backs energy infrastructure over AI stocks, citing power demand

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Canadian entrepreneur and investor Kevin O'Leary is shifting his investment focus toward energy infrastructure rather than technology stocks. He argues that the long-term success of artificial intelligence depends on securing reliable electricity, particularly from uranium and natural gas sources. O'Leary pointed to Google's $3 billion energy deal in Finland as evidence of the tech industry's growing need for sustainable power. He also highlighted the emerging importance of small modular nuclear reactors in meeting the energy demands of AI-driven industries.

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