Toshiba, Bill Gates to cooperate on nuclear reactor

Toshiba, Bill Gates to cooperate on nuclear reactor

TOKYO, Japan - Combination file photo shows Toshiba Corp. President Norio Sasaki (L) and Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates. The Japanese electronics giant is eyeing a tie-up with Gates-led venture firm TerraPower to jointly develop a next-generation nuclear reactor. (Kyodo)

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