Google is close to finalizing a multi-year agreement with Constellation valued at or exceeding $1 billion, with an announcement possible as early as this week. The deal aims to secure electricity supply for the tech giant's expanding data center infrastructure amid surging industry demand. This potential agreement follows Amazon's similar contract with Constellation last week, which secured 690 megawatts of power including new capacity from upgrades to the Calvert Cliffs nuclear plant in Maryland. Tech companies are increasingly turning to nuclear energy providers to meet the substantial power requirements of modern data centers.