“I expect that we continue to ramp up our volumes in building automation and data center”

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“g a data center [indiscernible] the last couple of days. And clearly, that's a part of the business that I'm sure is growing significantly. I'm sure we're going to hear more about this in June, but maybe just help kind of highlight like how you're thinking about the potential opportunity for your business specifically as it sells into data centers? Vimal Kapur: Yes. So we continue to improve our share of demand in data centers every quarter progressively. And where we have done a great job is really moving into Tier 2 data center providers. I think there's always a lot of conversation of hyperscalers, but increasingly, Tier 2 providers are becoming very, very relevant, not only in U.S., but I'm also talking about Europe and Asia, and that's where our segment performance is very strong. So I expect that we continue to ramp up our volumes in building automation and data center, but interesting development is not Joe, that we are actively working on liquid cooling for our Sensors business because if liquid cooling trend is true, it requires more sophisticated controls compared to the traditional HVAC air-based control. And that's where Honeywell technology is going to be very, very relevant. So our Sensing business is actively working with other liquid cooling providers, which names are well known. And we are also actively working for power generation for some of the data center, which are behind the meters. We have seen a trend where behind the meter power capacity is being set up and our traditional control and automation capability is very unique in that space, because think about it, we always did power plant within a refinery within a paper mill. That's not”