First Hydrogen Corp. has announced a strategic collaboration with Professor Muhammad Taha Manzoor from the University of Alberta to advance Small Modular Nuclear Reactor (SMR) technology. The collaboration focuses on fuel reactor materials and reactor design optimization to address the energy needs of AI data centers. The project, led by Dr. Manzoor, aims to consider the growth of artificial intelligence data centers worldwide and the surge in energy needs. Molten salt technology is highlighted for its safety, efficiency, and flexibility in nuclear energy production. This aligns with First Hydrogen's goal of producing green hydrogen and supporting global decarbonization objectives. The company seeks to integrate advanced nuclear technology with green hydrogen production, utilizing SMRs for their compact design and scalability. The collaboration with the University of Alberta aims to provide hands-on experience for students and contribute to the growth of Canada's energy sector. Dr. Manzoor expresses excitement about the collaboration, emphasizing the importance of advancing SMR technology in Canada. First Hydrogen's CEO, Balraj Mann, highlights the commitment to driving innovation in clean energy solutions for a zero-emission future.