00:00As you said, it's not just a Thailand problem. It's really a global issue with data centers.
00:06The demand for data centers in the last year or two has exploded, and it's created stress in a number
00:13of areas.
00:14So you mentioned power. I think it's probably the first place to start.
00:18What is the source of that power? What is the availability?
00:21And how do we make sure that we're building smartly in terms of the overall infrastructure?
00:25And so working with governments and local municipalities to make sure that we are doing that responsibly, I think, is
00:32the first place to start.
00:33When you talk about water, we have a design that we developed and it's been in play for about five
00:39years where we're using a waterless design.
00:41So it's a closed loop system where you charge the water once and we use that circulation to do all
00:47of our cooling.
00:48So it doesn't use any water in an ongoing basis.
00:52We actually believe that this is what should become the industry standard.
00:55There are still some companies that use evaporative cooling and it does use a lot of water.
01:00And so we think that's just not the future. We need to be more responsible and more sustainable.
01:06And so using waterless systems, we think, is going to become completely the standard.
01:11It's already at about 55 percent of the industry uses a waterless system.
01:15But that still leaves a big chunk that we've got to move forward as we go.
01:18Let's go.
01:18Let's go.
01:19Let's go.
01:22Let's go.
01:23Let's go.
