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Sign InChina is accelerating its nuclear capacity with 7 new reactors planned for 2024, alongside U.S. regulatory reforms aimed at streamlining advanced reactor licensing via the 'Part 53' rule. A massive new demand driver has emerged from the AI sector, with BloombergNEF forecasting that global data center power demand will quadruple over the next decade. Since AI training and inference require nonstop 24/7 power, nuclear energy is increasingly positioned as a critical baseload source for the tech industry. These global shifts, combining infrastructure expansion with surging technological demand, provide a strong fundamental tailwind for Uranium (U3O8). Consequently, the outlook remains bullish for nuclear-related instruments such as the URA ETF and major producers like CCJ.