Robert Ussher

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856 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 12 Aug

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uh, premium in Europe, certainly for space.
So we don't always have the, uh, ability to choose where we have to actually deploy the, um, the, the solution.
So I think that's, that's definitely the number one kind of push, uh, pushback in that, but tell me exactly just following on from that.
So when it comes to the, uh, Americas, you use, we're, we're talking about, let's say, uh, the American.
systems at the moment where COLOs and REITs are generally in a much bigger regard.
They believe bigger is better.
They see whether that's because they're following inference or because it just makes more financial sense to deploy larger and larger data centres.
We see that we have less choice when it comes to those larger buildings and larger, shall we say, conglomerates.
we're kind of pushed down a particular kind of way of thinking, or we're pushed down, you know, I'm not advocating the bigger is better, but what I'm saying is how can X school bring, uh, an element of engineering know-how and innovation to something that's already been discussed and thought about maybe three, four or five years in the past.
I'm going to, I'm going to advocate that instead of saying, despite manufacturing, why don't we change that too?
Because it's, it's, it's, it's refreshing because obviously for the last two to three years, we've been hearing so many manufacturers building a new factory in Mexico or Canada, um, just to be able to ramp up, to deal with the scale of supply.
And it's refreshing to hear somebody come straight out and say, yeah, we are actually picking up on a lot of things because.
Maybe that hasn't gone to scale or it hasn't quite quickened up in the same way it could have or should have or whatever the case is.
So at least thanks, thankfully you've come out and you come straight away.
I was kind of half expecting to say, well, when I went over to open the
office in Atlanta, I also took a look at building a new manufacturing facility.
So it's, it's refreshing to hear you be open and honest about it.
And to be fair, that's all anybody here really wants.
They just want to have an open, honest discussion.
I mean, everybody's looking at what happens if, what happens if, and is it a bubble, a bubble, a bubble?
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