“We also hopefully, our expectation is to get incremental units out of this latest capacity announcement as early as 2027.”

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“loud. It's not just AI. When we move into use of AI, we're going to use a lot more data. So the backup power opportunity provides a good base for us. But it is fungible capacity. We're seeing a lot more mix towards prime. And then also that drives when it's gas compression or prime power drives a lot of aftermarket, which this capacity will also allow us to serve that aftermarket opportunity, which I think gives us great services growth opportunity beyond 2030. From a timing standpoint, with the second part of your question, we're going to try to put this capacity in as soon as we can. The data centers are trying to move quickly. We've been talking to customers. So we're going to start right away. I think you should see heavy investment in '27, but we'll be investing still in '28 and '29. We also hopefully, our expectation is to get incremental units out of this latest capacity announcement as early as 2027. So it will happen fast. Operator: We'll move next to Jerry Revich at Wells Fargo. Jerry Revich: Congratulations, Andrew and Kyle. Joe, I'm wondering if we could just go back to your prepared remarks, you mentioned you booked Prime Power large recips for now 6 data center projects, considering just the full scope of products that you have for us behind the meter offering. Can you just talk about what you're seeing in the architecture plans. We're hearing about increasing use of recips plus turbines in series of projects going forward. And if that happens, you folks would be in a pretty good position. So I'm wondering if you just outlined, is that what you're seeing, what kind of developments are you seeing in architecture and if you're willing to give us the number of gigawatts booked for”