• Nuclear Diamond Batteries’ majority-owned subsidiary AtomiQ signed a memorandum of understanding with Curio to explore domestic radioisotope supply for nuclear batteries.
• The non-exclusive collaboration targets strontium-90 and americium-241 recovered from used nuclear fuel through Curio’s NuCycle technology.
• Future supply requires separate agreements, technical validation and regulatory authorizations; the MOU establishes no committed purchases, volumes, delivery schedules or contract value.

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