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Applied Digital Investor Day: Building the Future

Richard Nottenburg from Applied Digital’s Board of Directors discusses the communication of the company’s vision and potential to stakeholders. He emphasizes the company's proven track record, particularly in infrastructure development, and mentions the potential power contracting of nearly 500 megawatts. Nottenburg highlights the company's exciting future and the crucial role of its dedicated team.

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Importance of communicating the company's vision to stakeholders.

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Proven track record in infrastructure development.

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Nearly 500 megawatts of power contracting on the horizon.

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Richard Nottenburg of Applied Digital’s Board of Directors highlights the importance of communicating the company’s vision and potential to stakeholders. He reassures that Applied’s ambitious goals are matched by their proven track record of delivery, particularly in infrastructure development for computing needs. With nearly 500 megawatts of power contracting on the horizon, Nottenburg emphasizes the company’s exciting future and the critical role of its dedicated team in realizing these large-scale opportunities.

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An event like this is important because Applied has a story to tell. It has a story to tell to us investors, but it's not just in important for investors. It's important for employees. It's important for customers for all our constituents to understand the opportunity, large opportunities in front of us. I do ask people Is this too big? Is this too bold? And the common response that I get is, well, so far you've done what you said you're gonna do. So I'd say no. If you guys were just talking and not building, I would say, yes. It's an awesome testament to people saying, it is really big. I do agree with you. It is really bold. You're fulfilling. This initiative in itself, I think it's nice for everyone to know, talk to us, also talk to, like, key personnel that are part of the journey, like, technology, finance, real estate development, because that's his NC OBR, like infrastructure, whether it be compute, real estate. I think that's what we're doing. We're writing infrastructure to just compute obligations in general. It comes down to people. I think anybody can have ideas. Anybody can raise capital and go build, but it comes out of the people that are running these operations and how they're running. People can feel energy in my voice when I talk about applied. I'm excited for what we're doing and what we're trying to do. Our past to use a phrase from West. Our past has been exciting, but our future is even brighter. This is a very, very large opportunity. We we will have contracted By the end of next year pretty close to five hundred megawatts of power, this opportunity is extremely large, and it's gonna work for a very long time. So I think this that what's important, why this event's important, it's for all our constituents, but mainly for investors, for employees, and for everybody to understand really what we're what we're doing.

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Richard Nottenburg is a member of Applied Digital's Board of Directors. He emphasizes the importance of communicating the company’s vision and has confidence in the company's track record, particularly in infrastructure development.

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