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Wes Cummins on the Triumph of Ellendale Facility

Wes Cummins, CEO of Applied Digital, commends the exceptional performance of the Ellendale, North Dakota facility, emphasizing its seamless ramp-up compared to previous sites. He attributes its success to the dedicated design team, labeling it as Applied Digital’s flagship location due to its size, efficiency, and operational prowess. Cummins extends his heartfelt gratitude to everyone…

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Wes Cummins, CEO of Applied Digital, commends the exceptional performance of the Ellendale, North Dakota facility, emphasizing its seamless ramp-up compared to previous sites. He attributes its success to the dedicated design team, labeling it as Applied Digital’s flagship location due to its size, efficiency, and operational prowess. Cummins extends his heartfelt gratitude to everyone involved in the project, celebrating the remarkable journey they’ve undertaken.

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This site specifically has ramped up, in a, in an extremely smooth fashion versus anything we've done before. And so that that again goes back to the team that has done it. The design team was truly our flagship site at this point. And, you know, as far as size and what's online and how how well that's done and and the efficiency of the operation. And so I just really wanna thank the team here and everyone involved because it's been an amazing process.

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