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Atos and EDF Partner to Digitally Transform Nuclear Operations

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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Atos and EDF announced a strategic partnership on October 19, 2026, aimed at advancing nuclear operations for export projects. Atos was selected by EDF to accelerate the digital transformation of nuclear operations for its EPR export projects. The collaboration will develop an Operations Information Management System (OIMS), which is designed to be the digital backbone of a nuclear power plant.

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Why it matters

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This multi-year partnership, which could last up to 15 years, aims to establish a global benchmark for nuclear operations management. The OIMS model will be scalable and replicable, supporting new nuclear programs outside of France. The collaboration combines EDF's operational experience with Atos' advanced capabilities in areas like cybersecurity and IT/OT convergence.

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Who's involved

  • AtosSelected to develop the Operations Information Management System (OIMS) for nuclear operations.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • AtosSpeculative

    Atos could see increased revenue from securing a multi-year, global strategic partnership for OIMS creation.

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The entities involved

  • Atos

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