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Kevin O'Leary claims fear of China's rise will force the US, Canada, and Mexico to collaborate economically, emphasizing their combined strengths in energy, innovation, and manufacturing. He argues that competition in AI, technology, and energy will outweigh political disagreements, with Canada providing critical minerals, the US offering scale and innovation, and Mexico playing a vital economic role.

Kevin O'Leary, developing AI data centers in Utah and Canada, argues that concerns about their water usage are exaggerated, comparing modern facilities to golf courses in consumption. He claims new data centers use significantly less water than older ones in Virginia and challenges critics to use this benchmark.

Fox News apologized for airing Kevin O'Leary's claim that opponents of his Utah data center project were Chinese government proxies. O'Leary later retracted the statement, acknowledging there was no evidence to support it, as the project faces local opposition and broader debates over data center impacts.

Kevin O'Leary is promoting AI data center development through O'Leary Ventures in Utah and Canada despite public skepticism. He advocates for the infrastructure on TV, emphasizing global competition and economic leadership.

Kevin O'Leary announced a 40,000-acre AI data center in Utah aimed at countering China's technological dominance. The facility will generate its own energy via a natural gas pipeline to avoid straining local grids and is designed to attract hyperscalers and government partners.