Isaiah Taylor

We're starting in Utah.

We've got our first reactor turning on there in the next year, which is super exciting.

Is it going to be one?

Just one.

And then we'll build another one, and we'll build another one, and we'll just keep doing that, right?

Off to the races.

Awesome.

So I think data centers are like the really obvious screaming need today, right?

We have to beat China on AI.

The Trump administration has made it clear that this is a national security priority for them, that we have to beat China on AI.

So powering data centers is sort of like the really urgent concern.

Beyond that, I'm really excited about advanced manufacturing and reshoring manufacturing to the United States.

If you think about some of the reasons that we exported manufacturing to other countries, one of the big reasons was labor cost, right?

So it's cheaper to get foreign labor to operate these factories.

I think that was a mistake, by the way.

We shouldn't have done that.

We should have found ways to make the manufacturing process cheaper and to do more with less.

But this is a decision that we made.

When we bring it back, it's gonna be more automated, it's gonna be more advanced, and it's gonna use more power, right?

When you replace sort of hand labor with machines, you're essentially replacing it with energy.