Kevin O'Leary

Every time someone suggests this, they say, I'm moving, go.

You know, they add nothing to New York.

You know, in the olden days, in the 19th century, those robber barons, they employed people at least.

Okay, they employ thousands, hundreds of thousands of people.

All this money magic employs no one.

It is a no product.

It has no, goodbye, go.

We're moving to Florida, go.

You know, we don't need you.

There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships.

There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships.

I want him to beat the Chinese in compute power.

And then use the laws of the United States to make sure that you keep that compute power in check whichever way you want.

You know, I've always been in real estate, and I sort of came up in commercial real estate with climate control storage for pharmaceutical companies.

Data center development is very complex, but very similar in some ways.

It requires permitting.

It requires dark fiber.

There's only five tenants in the world.

You know them all, Amazon, Google, et cetera, Microsoft.

And so the thing that got me motivated, though, was watching in the last two years this narrative in North America about how negative data centers are.