What can a dead car battery teach you about investing in artificial intelligence stocks?  

Every driver has probably had that experience of getting in your car in the morning and... click, click, click. Just like that, you realize that it doesn’t matter what other technology your car has. It needs juice to work. 

It’s the same with AI applications.  

Right now, AI is reminiscent of the early days of the Internet. If you’re of a certain age, you remember that was underwhelming. And, like the internet, the best is yet to come for AI—if you believe the experts. 

But that will require massive amounts of power. And the United States doesn’t have nearly enough of it.  

Companies like Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Apple, and Alphabet continue to invest in data centers that will house the GPUs needed to power their AI ambitions. 

But it won’t matter if they don’t have enough juice.  

That’s where nuclear energy comes in.  

Well-publicized accidents have made nuclear energy a pariah, even though it’s one of the only pure forms of clean energy available.  

But times change. The current demand for power is creating a need for more than current forms of energy can provide.  

Without that energy, the AI bubble will burst in a spectacular fashion.  

That’s why both politicians and corporations are coming together to endorse an increase in nuclear energy. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) now projects that world nuclear capacity will increase 2.5x from 2023 levels by 2050. That will mean a rapid acceleration in the deployment of nuclear energy.  

And it's why investors should carefully examine this sector as a space for long-term gains. This special presentation showcases seven stocks that could help investors capitalize on the significant growth opportunities expected as nuclear energy gains increasing importance among corporations and policymakers.