Strategic partnerships INL has ongoing and recent collaboration with industry and research organizations such as Electric Power Research Institute, Aqua Metals, and biomass supply chain partners, indicating openness to joint programs you can position for software solutions, data integration, and research management tools.

Industrial AI potential The May 2026 plan to develop a fully integrated nuclear-powered AI data center in Idaho Falls signals a high appetite for advanced AI, data analytics, and high-performance computing capabilities that your software stack could support.

Cybersecurity focus Recent leadership changes in cybersecurity roles suggest opportunities to offer enhanced security software, threat monitoring, governance, risk, and compliance solutions tailored to energy sector requirements.

Energy sector reach INL engages with DOE, industry sponsors, and state partners, presenting prospects for software offerings in asset management, simulations, and project risk assessment relevant to nuclear, power, and critical minerals programs.

Digital modernization With a lean internal team and a broad range of tech stack tools, INL may benefit from scalable software development, cloud adoption, data integration, and open API governance to streamline research workflows and collaboration.