Rethinking Data Center Cooling With Geothermal Technology

How do you scale something like this, Martin? How do you, I'm so curious about what your next steps are.

Obviously we're talking now and now in my head, like I know I have at least one introduction for you for somebody that's in this space.

So I'm going to make a personal introduction for you, but like now, so now you got this content, you got this, this concept, you got your patent, obviously.

How does somebody scale something like this? I've just never been on that side of the coin.

I've never scaled a world patent before either.

Most of my patents are in Canada and the US.

I ended up using Sylvie, almost like a Google Assistant thing.

But anyway, she says that it'll become a world patent, which means how I was going to scale it is I was going to try and find people in every country

that had

a connection to somebody I knew.

And then it would be a case where there's developers everywhere, right? There's builders everywhere.

Any builder...

Would want this device.

It's not just data centers.

I can do warehouses.

So I

can do let's say an Amazon warehouse or something like that.

The net energy is significantly less.

And that means the cost is less.

I can do 30 tons cooling with a five horsepower motor on that fan.

So that works really well.

And perplexity is telling me based on your published data, it's going to be better for the environment.

So like I have another company footprint engineering, I'm still running.

Fang Systems is just something I put my latest patent in.

I thought it was a cool name.