Sergii Gerasymovych

That's where there are a lot of wind power plants sitting.

And there is not a lot of usage of power in that area.

That's where we have focus on because we can get power from those areas where the wind is blowing, but power is not being used.

In terms of speaking of other countries, I think other countries realized that AI data centers and AI compute, that's a basically new arms race.

There was a period of time where people were focused on energy resources.

There was a period of time where people were focused on scientists.

And there are different periods of time where people see one certain industry as a leverage on a national level.

And I think where we are today is that compute is being seen as a big leverage in the world.

And the countries making this is their national security priority.

So in here, in the United States, this has been definitely a national security priority.

That's why most of the data centers are built here.

What I could see, the other countries are starting to wake up to this.

As you mentioned, Canada and Mexico are starting working on these projects.

Canada has just had their servering sponsor, the iData Center, recently.

That means the country is focused on giving good regulation for AI data centers to go online.

Europe is catching up as well.

Europe has areas where there is a lot of energy, and the data centers are being built as well.

I think, to my knowledge, France is doing a lot in it.

The Nordic countries are doing a lot in data centers.

I personally know the companies that have done a lot in Nordic countries, especially Norway.