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Antares raises $470M to beat Washington's own deadline for military nuclear power — TFN

Antares has raised $470 million in Series C funding, co-led by Paradigm and Caffeinated Capital.

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Antares raises $470M to beat Washington's own deadline for military nuclear power — TFN

Antares raised $470M to scale its Mark-1 microreactor for U.S. military bases by 2028, the sole startup with a working prototype (Mark-0 achieved criticality June 2026). First operational reactor within the Pentagon's statutory deadline sidesteps civilian grid strain from AI data centre demand.

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lunedì 27 luglio 2026·cryptobriefing.com
Antares Nuclear raises $470M to build tiny reactors for US military bases
Antares Nuclear raised $470 million to deploy microreactors at US military bases, after becoming the first private advanced reactor to achieve
lunedì 27 luglio 2026·thenextweb.com
Antares raises $470mn for military nuclear microreactors
Antares raised $470mn to put 1MW reactors on US military bases by 2028, the deadline set by executive order. No microreactor runs in the US yet.

Antares raises $470M to beat Washington's own deadline for military nuclear power — TFN

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Antares Nuclear raises $470M to build tiny reactors for US military bases

Antares raises $470mn for military nuclear microreactors

Antares raises $470mn for military nuclear microreactors

Antares raises $470M to build nuclear reactors for the U.S. military | TechCrunch

Antares Nuclear raises $470M to build tiny reactors for US military bases

Finanziamento Paradigm a Antares Nuclear: 470 milioni di dollari

Antares raises $470M to build nuclear reactors for the U.S. military | TechCrunch

Finanziamento Paradigm a Antares Nuclear: 470 milioni di dollari

Antares raises $470M to beat Washington's own deadline for military nuclear power — TFN