/PRNewswire/ –Token Cat Limited (Nasdaq: TC) today announced that the Company is accelerating its strategic expansion in advanced technology and next-generation energy following the divestiture of its long-unprofitable business and completion of organizational restructuring. The company’s U.S. subsidiary has now been authorized to explore a financing plan of up to $500 million to explore the potential application of nuclear fission energy in future computing infrastructure and assess its suitability as a long-term, stable energy source for energy-intensive artificial intelligence applications.
The company’s management noted that increasing demand for AI and high-performance computing is putting unprecedented pressure on power supply, stability, efficiency and long-term costs. With this in mind, the Company views nuclear fission as a high potential area and will explore its trends, commercialization and strategic fit through its US subsidiary.
As part of this strategic initiative, the company’s US subsidiary plans to enter into more in-depth discussions with several research institutions, energy engineering firms and AI computing infrastructure companies to explore possible collaboration opportunities. The aim is to develop a comprehensive research framework focusing on advanced nuclear fission reactor technologies, small modular energy systems and integrated nuclear-powered computing architectures.
Guangsheng Liu, Chief Executive Officer of Token Cat Limited, commented:
“The growing energy demands of AI are changing the global technology landscape. We see next-generation energy solutions as a key enabler of future competitiveness in computing. Through the U.S. subsidiary’s early-stage research, we aim to proactively assess the potential role of nuclear fission in next-generation computing infrastructure. We will pursue this strategy with caution and ambition to secure a strong position in the coming technology cycle.”
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