12年0收入，市值1635亿

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the extraordinary stock price surge of Oklo, a company focused on modular small nuclear reactors, despite having no revenue and being in the technology conversion stage for over a decade. The surge is attributed to significant government investments and the growing demand for electricity driven by artificial intelligence [3][10][19]. Company Overview - Oklo was founded by Jacob DeWitte, who identified inefficiencies in the nuclear power industry while studying at MIT. The company aims to develop smaller, more efficient nuclear reactors to address the industry's challenges [6][8]. - The company gained attention after winning the MIT Clean Energy Prize and securing funding from notable investors, including Sam Altman, co-founder of OpenAI [8][10]. Market Dynamics - Oklo's stock price increased by 900%, reaching a market cap of $23 billion (approximately 163.5 billion RMB) at its peak, despite having no revenue and incurring losses of $25 million per quarter [13][14][19]. - The surge in stock price was partly due to a U.S.-U.K. agreement to invest $350 billion in AI, quantum computing, and nuclear energy, which positively impacted Oklo's market perception [10][19]. Regulatory Environment - The nuclear energy sector is heavily regulated, with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) setting stringent design standards. Oklo's small modular reactors do not conform to these standards, posing challenges for market entry [9][10]. - In 2016, regulatory reforms allowed Oklo to adjust its strategy and collaborate with the NRC, leading to the company becoming the first to receive a construction permit for a nuclear power plant since 2009 [9][10]. Competitive Landscape - Oklo faces competition from several well-funded companies, including TerraPower and NuScale, which have made significant advancements in the nuclear sector. NuScale has already received design certification from the NRC and has a deployment agreement in place [19][20]. - The article highlights skepticism regarding Oklo's long-term viability, given the challenges of small modular reactor deployment and the high costs associated with such projects [19][20]. Future Prospects - Despite the challenges, Oklo's recent partnership with European nuclear developer Newcleo to invest $2 billion in advanced nuclear fuel manufacturing infrastructure has led to a rebound in its stock price [20]. - The ongoing debate about Oklo's valuation continues, as the company remains a speculative investment with no current revenue [20].