Kevin O'Leary

Our spec is going to be air-cooled turbines.

So you're going to build out, you're the owner, you're the master developer, here's our spec.

And so I expect whether it ends up being...

Amazon or Microsoft or Tesla or Google, they're going to build in a whole bunch of things.

And we can't deliver them water we don't have.

So my guess is it's going to be contained cooling for the chips, which is like a radiator in your car.

So you're not using a ton of water there.

And then for the turbines themselves, it may be air-cooled.

We don't know yet.

It depends what the tenant wants.

Well, not knowing what my tenant wants yet, probably less than we originally anticipated in terms of what is given us on the water rights.

We've applied for that.

I mean, we're anticipating we'll get, you know, whatever we're going to get.

I don't think we're going to use it all at all because we're

Yeah, not because of us.

I just think they go up anyways over time.

Yeah, I think we would be.

I mean, we're negotiating that.

But I don't think water is the constraint because most of the technology, which advances every 24 months, is reducing the requirement for water.

So I mentioned the air-cooled turbines.