Mass-manufactured nuclear power plants, purpose-built to power AI data centers.
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Our Story
2 people to 200 in 3 years.
$300M+ raised. An operational reactor.
Aalo is born.
Aalo matures.
Aalo accelerates.
Aalo makes history.
Aalo demonstrates the future.
Aalo prepares for global influence.
Aalo disrupts the energy industry.
Why nuclear
for data centers?
Power in months, not years. Hundreds of megawatts deployed in 6 to 12 months - while gigawatt-scale reactors are still drafting permits.
99.99% uptime via fleet deployment. Refuel one at a time. Never fully offline.
Works 24/7 in any climate. No body of water required. Behind the meter or on the grid - it just runs.
Cost reduction unlocks
a holy-grail energy product.
AI data centers.
Small utility.
Desalination.
Industrial heat.
Military installations.
All grids.
All countries.
Novel applications.
Why sodium.
Liquid sodium carries heat one hundred times better than water. That means our reactor vessels are two-to-five times smaller than the competition's at the same power level - small enough to fit on a normal truck, which is what makes mass manufacturing possible.
Sodium also runs at near-atmospheric pressure, which means simpler systems and inherent passive safety. The reactor stays safe even when nobody is watching it.
Why sodium.
Liquid sodium carries heat one hundred times better than water.
Vertically integrated. Mass-manufactured.
Aalo-X Critical Test Reactor
We fabricated the full-scale nuclear reactor in Austin and turned it on in Idaho on July 4, 2026.
40,000 sqft
Austin pilot factory, est. 2024
1 GW / year
Factory output by 2030
Vertical integration unlocks complete control over cost and schedule. Mass-manufacturing unlocks cost reduction with scale.
We weld our own vessels. We build our own control rods. We assemble our own nuclear fuel. The 10% we don't make in-house comes from a vetted supplier network across the United States and allied nations. We control our own destiny on everything critical path.
The evidence? We built the first new reactor facility at Idaho National Laboratory since 1973. It took us thirty-six days. Then we assembled the Critical Test Reactor in under four weeks. We fabricated the reactor in our factory and certified it under NQA-1, while spending <$100M since founding Aalo in 2023.
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