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I think we could do more. I think what would be amazing for New Zealand, actually any country, Australia is no different, is to try and own and control as much of your AI infrastructure as you can, so that the things that you really want to stay in New Zealand, the things that are going to keep New Zealand secure in a volatile world ahead, are actually in infrastructure that's in our country. We have all the capability to do it and great renewable energy resource to do it. I think we could probably move quicker on bringing that compute, the actual computers to New Zealand, uh more sovereign, if you like, uh format. But we're working on that. I think it will happen, but it's a big opportunity, not just for all the economic growth that that development brings, but I think securing the future of the country in an increasingly digital world.
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