Corey

It's like having a case of the other.

More than a quarter of your building.

Working like a radiator system in a car.

It's a closed-loop system.

I guess my question would be, how?

Wow.

That's serious innovation.

It's interesting to talk about sustainability in relation to data centers, because obviously a lot of people have concerns.

And there are definitely elements where it can grow.

But I personally have felt like for a long time, all of the incentive is there for companies to want to make these more efficient.

Because you're looking at not just the environmental cost, but you're looking at

inference and the cost of these resources and building out gigantic farms for windmills or solar or whatever.

It just makes a lot of sense to me that the good business decision would be for these to operate more efficiently as well.

And it's not always easy with data centers.

You know, many of them... Building it or working in it?

Could I ask you to predict the future for me a little?

Where do you see the data center push over the next five years?

Do you feel like this is going to continue at the same pace with highly competitive, with, you know, it's a chore to get your hands on millions of GPUs right now, for example.

Do you feel like that's a push that we're going to see continue for a number of years?

It was amazing.