Core Insights - The U.S. and U.K. governments announced a $350 billion investment deal focusing on artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and nuclear energy, which led to a significant stock increase for Nano Nuclear Energy [1][3] - The British government plans to invest £150 billion (approximately $195 billion) in the U.K., while the remaining $155 billion is allocated for American sectors, but there is no specific mention of Nano Nuclear Energy in the nuclear investment details [3] - X-Energy, a private company backed by Amazon, is identified as the primary beneficiary of the investment, particularly for its plans to build nuclear reactors for Amazon's data centers [4][5] Company and Industry Analysis - Nano Nuclear Energy's stock surged by 19.8% following the announcement, but the lack of direct investment in Nano Nuclear raises concerns about its future performance [1][3] - The investment landscape indicates that other companies, such as X-Energy and Centrica, are positioned to gain more from the nuclear investment than Nano Nuclear Energy [4][5] - The collaboration between Urenco and Radiant to supply HALEU fuel, along with X-Energy's partnership with Centrica to build advanced modular reactors, highlights the competitive environment in the nuclear sector [6]